No man has epitomised the spirit of Formula One better than Lotus founder Colin Chapman - an influential designer and innovator, a tough and controversial team boss, and even a good driver in his own right. On the 25th anniversary of his passing, Michael Oliver explains what made Chapman a legend to this day
There is a global shift in international motorsport at the moment, and according to Tony Dodgins, the Dubai-based Speedcar series is just the tip of the iceberg
Courtrooms have become an increasingly prominent part of the F1 landscape in recent years. Dieter Rencken believes that it's sometimes in the sport's interest for discretion to be the better part of valour...
The spying scandal that dominated much of 2007 allowed Formula One fans a rare insight into the engineering process and recent innovations in the sport. Craig Scarborough takes a look at the technologies that were at the centre of the whole controversy
Overtaking remains the purest and most exciting form of racing - the raison d'etre for Formula One and its fans. Yet there seems to be less and less on-track passes as the years go by. Michele Merlino brings the numbers from the past 25 years
After 31 years - and roughly 230,000 cigarettes - Autosport Grand Prix editor Nigel Roebuck is bowing out. Here, he looks back on his time at the magazine
BY MICHAEL OLIVER
