You can't be watching social media all the time, so let us help you catch up on some moments you may have missed over the Hungarian Grand Prix weekend...

Daddy Kvyat

With his first child having been born the night before his epic podium drive last time out in Germany, Toro Rosso had to wait until Hungary to shower their Russian driver with the inevitable 'new arrival' gifts.

Everything on the table

Even off track, the midfield (football) rivalry continues to rage between Renault and McLaren...

Remember your roots

You can't get much more Italian than Alfa Romeo. But don't forget that the team formerly known as Sauber are still based in Hinwil, Switzerland.

Split loyalties?

US rapper A$AP Ferg clearly enjoyed his time at the Hungarian Grand Prix - though we're not quite sure of his favourite team...

Masked Mercedes

When you drive for a team as successful as the Silver Arrows, it's perhaps only natural that your head starts to swell...

And the prize for best banner...

...goes to whoever hoisted this piece of genius onto a highway bridge in Hungary...

Full of beans

No wonder Mercedes were in high spirits in Hungary – a driving legend on track, master strategists on the pit wall, and even a comic genius in the garage…

Pranks make points?

It seems the mind games worked - Mr Albon went on to beat team mate Daniil Kvyat in a thrilling battle to bring home Toro Rosso's sole point in Hungary.

Ferrari's film talent

Among the Scuderia's guests in Budapest were actors Anthony Mackie and Damson Idris, and director Mikael Hafstrom.

Champagne-cam

Want a viewpoint that really conveys the amazing sense of joy and jubilation on the F1 podium? Check this out...

Fan for life

Lewis, you just know that Rick Astley is never going to give you up...

Polish pride

He may be having a tough comeback season with Williams, but there was certainly no shortage of love for Robert Kubica in Hungary. His fans even found some space in their hearts for his team mate...

Go Daddy!

Having your folks around is never a bad thing - and with his seventh-place finish in Budapest, the Iceman didn't disappoint them...

Final flag

Who better to bring down the curtain on a fantastic Hungarian Grand Prix than the 2019 Indy 500 winner...