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• Toto Wolff claims some F1 teams are clearly breaching the current regulations surrounding ‘flexi-floors’ in light of a new technical directive from the FIA 22bet
  
  World motorsport’s governing body issued a new directive in the last month to clamp down on what Wolff believes is a grey area in the rules, with the directive coming into force at the Belgian Grand Prix after the summer break 22bet
  
  Yet Mercedes team principal and CEO Wolff believes some teams are breaching the current regulations by finding extra performance with a degree of ‘flex’ within the floor of the car, subsequently running them closer to the ground to improve the ground-effect aerodynamics which are a staple of the 2022 cars 22bet
  
  “Some teams have skids that actually disappear when the car hits the bottom [of the ground],” Wolff said, quoted byRacingNews365 22bet
  
  “The reason for skids is they are the limitation of how much [wear of the board] you can have 22bet
  
  If the skid can disappear miraculously into the floor, that’s clearly against the regulations 22bet
  
  Then the second thing is there is a plank that can deflect, or that basically also moves away more than the tolerance should be 22bet
  
  RecommendedAll five Tory leadership candidates rule out general election if they become prime ministerToto Wolff blames Red Bull and Ferrari for F1 being ‘less entertaining’ this seasonSpielberg follows Silverstone in delivering much-needed intrigue at halfway stage“The tolerance is one millimetre and if a plank moves away many more millimetres up into the car, obviously you gain some performance there too 22bet
  
  I think the first one [flexing floor] will disappear for Spa, the second will be clarified in next year’s regulations 22bet
  
  ”The new directive will result in more stringent tests regarding the floor of the car starting in Spa in August, with the skid planks sitffened and further monitoring of their impact on speed during a race weekend 22bet
  
  Mercedes have struggled with their aerodynamics in their W13 this year, with the cars suffering from porpoising and bouncing which is causing a speed deficit down the straights and making the ride uncomfortable for drivers Lewis Hamilton and George Russell 22bet
  
  Yet there have been signs of improvement in recent weeks, particularly at Silverstone and Spielberg, and Red Bull boss Christian Horner believes the Silver Arrows will be “quick” this weekend at Circuit Paul Ricard 22bet
  
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  With its thermal baths, ruin bars and complex history, Budapest is a city that will keep you stimulated 22bet
  
  Although the Hungarian capital continues to grow in popularity, you don’t have to succumb to the crowds when you can retreat to your hotel 22bet
  
  Whether it’s a baroque townhouse on Castle Hill or an urban sanctuary in downtown Pest, Budapest has a range of great boutique hotels 22bet
  
  The best boutique hotels in Budapest are:Best for music lovers: Aria Hotel, Booking 22bet
  
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  comBest for art lovers: Brody HouseBest for Instagram: Hotel Parlament, Booking 22bet
  
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  comA love of music is even embedded in the design of Aria Hotel (Aria Hotel)Recommended‘Shut up or get out’: Hoyle throws Scottish MPs out of Commons for independence protestA rundown of the best hotels in Bristol that capture the south-west city’s buzzBest Brussels hotels for bathroom selfies, people watching and staying in bedBest for music lovers: Aria HotelNeighbourhood: V DistrictAt the Aria Hotel, music weaves itself into the concept with its themed rooms inspired by classical, jazz, modern, and opera 22bet
  
  Piano keys curving along the floor lead you into the glass-covered lobby, where you can recline with complimentary wine and cheese served from 4-6 pm and listen to live music 22bet
  
  Guests can enjoy a symphony in the bath or relax in the atmospherically lit blues-themed underground spa, but don’t miss the High Note SkyBar for a cocktail with a dramatic panorama over the city 22bet
  
  Price: Doubles from €309 (£265) Book nowRecommendedBudapest city guide: Where to eat, drink, shop and stay in the Hungarian capitalThe commanding entrance at Hotel Moments (Hotel Moments)Best for breakfast: Hotel MomentsNeighbourhood: VI DistrictThis 99-room boutique hotel dwells on the prestigious Andrássy Avenue just moments away from St Stephen’s Basilica and the Hungarian State Opera 22bet
  
  Like many Budapest boutique hotels, it occupies a former townhouse that has been revamped to mix up the building’s original features with modern design 22bet
  
  The gourmet buffet breakfast is served with a mouth-watering choice of baked goods, seasonal produce, cold cuts and gluten- and lactose-free options is one of the main highlights 22bet
  
  Price: Doubles from €166 (£142) Book nowColourful art and design characterise Baltazár (Baltazár)Best for foodies: BaltazárNeighbourhood: I DistrictBaltazár is an 11-room family-owned hotel tucked away in the Castle District’s gastronomic quarter with excellent restaurants located just minutes away 22bet
  
  Each room is individually designed, mixing up a bohemian melting pot of art, vintage furniture and colourful fabrics 22bet
  
  The main highlight, however, is the food and drink 22bet
  
  Enjoy an apéritif on the cosy leather sofas in the bar – try the gin; it has an extensive collection – or one of the many Hungarian or Central European wines 22bet
  
  Price: Doubles from €140(£120)Book nowThe imposing lobby at the Prestige Hotel (Prestige Hotel)Best for elegance: Prestige HotelNeighbourhood: V DistrictOld-world elegance dances with modern style at the Prestige Hotel, where the original features complement the orange velvet couches and stylised crystal chandeliers 22bet
  
  There are 85 vintage styled rooms in the complex accented with gold and royal purple with courtyard or street views 22bet
  
  There is a Michelin-starred bistro in the building, alongside a small Relax Room & Fitness centre on the first floor if you need to unwind after a day of sightseeing 22bet
  
  Price: Doubles from €158 (£136)Book nowContemporary stylings combine with an impressive historical pedigree at Pest-Buda (Pest-Buda)Best for history: Pest-BudaNeighbourhood: I DistrictPest-Buda overlooks a cobbled street just minutes away from Matthias Church and the Fisherman’s Bastion on Castle Hill 22bet
  
  The building dates back to 1696, and was the first hotel in Hungary 22bet
  
  Although you can still spot historical details in this 10-room hotel, such as its perfectly preserved baroque roof, the decor is modern and hip, mixing rustic elements like wooden beams with brass industrial chic lighting and retro leather furniture 22bet
  
  Price: Doubles from €129 (£111)Book nowLight floods into one of the stylish (and oversubscribed) rooms at Brody House (Laszlo Balkanyi c/o Brody House)Best for art lovers: Brody HouseNeighbourhood: VIII DistrictYou’ll want to book months in advance to get one of the 11 rooms at this bohemian bolthole 22bet
  
  Brody House takes up the top floor of a 19th-century townhouse in the heart of the Palace District 22bet
  
  It was once an artist’s collective, and much of the art on the walls came from the former artists in residence, who individually designed each room 22bet
  
  Guests can immerse themselves in the local art scene simply by entering their room, but take time to walk up and down Brody Sandor utca, a vibrant street populated with private galleries and artists’ collectives 22bet
  
  Price: Doubles from €115 (£99)Book nowThe colourful bar area at Hotel Parliament (Hotel Parliament)Best for Instagram: Hotel ParlamentNeighbourhood: V DistrictThis 19th-century building opened as a hotel in 2006, but its historical character has been overwhelmed by the adventurous decor 22bet
  
  Bold colours, geometric tiles, and funky lighting make the Hotel Parliament the perfect place to upload a few shots to Instagram 22bet
  
  Beyond the striking looks, this downtown four-star boutique hotel has 65 art deco style rooms and serves a delicious buffet breakfast 22bet
  
  There is also a small spa and relaxation area that’s free for guests 22bet
  
  Price: Doubles from €118 (£101)Book nowRead our review of Hotel ParlamentRelax with a drink in the opulent lounge area at Hotel Collect (Hotel Collect)Best for vintage: Hotel CollectNeighbourhood: V DistrictHotel Collect backs onto Budapest’s oldest garden and lies tucked away in the quietest part of the downtown area 22bet
  
  But behind a heavy black wooden door, you’re transported into a vintage haven inspired by classic French design 22bet
  
  Inside this charming, adults only hotel, you can escape the outside world in the secret garden, which is clad with black and white Moroccan tiles and Parisian style marble tables 22bet
  
  The rooms are elegant, decorated with cool colours and retro details like an old radio or 1960s style leather chairs 22bet
  
  Some look out over the park, others into the courtyard 22bet
  
  There is also a daily continental breakfast buffet featuring gluten-free and vegetarian options 22bet
  
  Price: Doubles from €146 (£125)Book nowA junior suite at Casati Budapest Hotel (Casati Budapest Hotel)Best for the environment: Casati Budapest HotelNeighbourhood: VI DistrictThe Casati Budapest Hotel may look like many other elegant Budapest hotels – set in a beautiful 18th-century building with modern, chic design – but if you’re someone who also cares about your carbon footprint, you’ll want to book a room here 22bet
  
  In 2014, the hotel got the Green Hotel Award, and it continues to live by its green manifesto by using eco-friendly detergents, LED lighting, recycled paper only and food from local suppliers 22bet
  
  Price: Doubles from €103 (£89)Book nowThe unconventional interior of Bohem Art Hotel (Bohem Art Hotel)Best for quirky bohemians: Bohem Art HotelNeighbourhood: V DistrictLike other Budapest hotels, you’ll find a healthy dose of history here 22bet
  
  Built in the 17th century, the hotel was once a factory that produced the Schutzpasses by the Swedes to protect Jewish people during the Second World War 22bet
  
  Today, it’s a hip hotel decorated with 60 individually designed rooms and suites by local artists 22bet
  
  Bold colours and metallic hues dominate this quirky hotel that’s near the Danube 22bet
  
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