Mercedes remains confident that it has made the right decision in opting to delay running of its new car until the second test, even though it is the only frontrunning outfit doing so
Pastor Maldonado was a controversial choice for a 2011 Williams drive, but the team was pleased with his efforts and the man himself has high hopes for 2012, as he told Adam Cooper
With veterans' F1 careers lasting longer and fewer small teams around, rising stars are finding the final step to F1 impossible - and Marcus Simmons reckons that's unhealthy for the sport
Allan McNish is back at the Daytona 24 Hours, four years since his last attempt at the Florida classic. As Gary Watkins explains, the Scotsman couldn't keep himself away any longer
A maiden World Touring Car crown just eluded Rob Huff in 2011 but, as he tells Mark Glendenning, the Briton wants to channel the heartache into a renewed assault in 2012
As Pirelli prepares for its second year as F1's tyre supplier, leading company figures tell Dieter Rencken that they are focusing just as hard on developments post-2012 as during it
With BTCC legend Jason Plato having confirmed his switch to the Triple Eight-run MG squad, Kevin Turner asks whether he can dethrone his nemesis Matt Neal and claim the 2012 title
As FIA president Jean Todt looks to reshape the WRC with more endurance-based events, David Evans assesses whether the five-day Monte Carlo Rally was a success
We dedicate this week's AUTOSPORT digital magazine to Nigel Mansell, and spoke to those that worked with the 1992 world champion about what made him so great
Petter Solberg took a podium on his return to Ford's factory WRC team on the Monte Carlo rally. The 2003 champ tells AUTOSPORT why he is reveling in being a works driver again
