When did british victory in battle of Britain forces hilter to postpone invasion plans?

There is no evidence that suggests Hitler postponed any invasion plans in response to a 'British victory' during the Battle of Britain. While the Luftwaffe suffered heavy losses during the battle, it also inflicted significant damage on the Royal Air Force, and Hitler remained committed to his plans for an invasion of Britain, known as Operation Sea Lion. However, the invasion plans were ultimately shelved due to various factors, including the ongoing aerial battles over Britain, the successful evacuation of British troops from Dunkirk, and Germany's re-focussing on the invasion of the Soviet Union in June 1941.

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