Daniel Ricciardo's return to the grid and Sky Sports' first Formula 1 Juniors broadcast are part of what promises to be an action-packed weekend at the Hungarian Grand Prix.
Red Bull will be seeking to set a new record for successive victories by an F1 constructor as they chase a 12th straight triumph, having won the British Grand Prix to equal the streak McLaren recorded in 1988.
World championship leader Max Verstappen is also chasing history as he seeks to become just the fourth driver in the sport's history to win seven consecutive races.
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The Dutchman's stunning run of form has put him firmly on course for a third successive drivers' title, with victory at Silverstone extending his lead over team-mate - and nearest challenger - Sergio Perez to 99 points.
Red Bull, meanwhile, are 208 points clear of Mercedes in the constructors' standings, with another podium for Lewis Hamilton at his home race having helped the Silver Arrows extend their advantage over Aston Martin.
Despite Verstappen and Red Bull's dominance, there remains plenty of intrigue as F1 heads to Budapest, not least surrounding the return of one of the sport's most popular drivers, Daniel Ricciardo. The Australian is back on the grid after replacing Nyck de Vries at AlphaTauri, with the rookie ruthlessly dismissed just 10 races into his debut campaign.
There will be extra intrigue during Saturday's qualifying as a new format is trialled, with drivers set to be limited to a specific tyre compound in each of three parts of the session.
Also adding to the entertainment at the Hungaroring is a first-ever F1 Juniors broadcast, which will see young F1 fans present and commentate on Sunday's race.
The young recruits will get the chance to interview some of the sport's biggest names and will present alongside 2016 world champion Nico Rosberg and former NASCAR and IndyCar racer Danica Patrick.
Build-up to Sunday's Grand Prix begins at 12:30pm, ahead of lights out at 2pm.
F1 Juniors coverage starts at 1:30pm on Sunday, and will continue for 30 minutes after the end of the race.
Sky Sports F1's live Hungarian GP schedule
Sunday July 23
7:20am: F3 Feature Race
9am: F2 Feature Race
11am: Porsche Supercup
12:30pm: Grand Prix Sunday - Hungarian GP build-up
1:30pm: F1 Juniors: Hungarian Grand Prix
2pm: The HUNGARIAN GRAND PRIX
4pm: Chequered Flag: Hungarian GP reaction
5pm: Ted's Notebook
Daniel Ricciardo's return and first F1 Juniors broadcast headline the Hungarian Grand Prix! Watch all the action live on Sky Sports F1 from July 21-23. Get Sky Sports