Gary AndersonWhere did Red Bull-Honda's pace come from? Though Red Bull and Honda have been getting better and better all year, the Brazilian Grand Prix was still a particularly significant - and in some ways, out of the blue - performance 1574121600 F1

Have your sayAutosport Driver Ratings: 2019 Brazilian Grand Prix By Edd Straw A wild race inevitably led to a wild variety of scores in our rankings - from three full-marks performances to some slatings for poor drives and inexplicable errors 1574082918 F1

Macau AnalysisThe surprise team orders twisting a world title battle By Jack Cozens Team orders in major touring car racing are nothing unusual with manufacturer honour at stake. But in the 2019 World Touring Cars title fight, one team is raising eyebrows with the choices it is making 1574035200 WTCR

Technical analysisHow teams are converging on leftfield wings for 2020 By Jake Boxall-Legge and Giorgio Piola As the 2019 F1 season begins to draw to a close, the focus has already shifted to next year. Multiple teams have started 2020 test programmes in practice, each featuring similar front wing design philosophies as next year's designs seem to be converging 1574035200 F1

Edd StrawHow Red Bull forced Mercedes into clumsiness Outpaced and outduelled, the usually flawless Lewis Hamilton and Mercedes combination ended up making a lot of mistakes in Brazil as they tried to respond to the brilliance of Max Verstappen and Red Bull-Honda 1574035200 F1

Jonathan NobleWhy F1's 'misleading' tyre graphic is better than you think The recent introduction of a tyre wear graphic on Formula 1 TV broadcasts appeared to mostly prompt annoyance and confusion. Was that fair? 1573948800 F1

Jack BenyonHow faster new F3 car has changed the face of Macau GP The introduction of the new FIA Formula 3 car as GP3 and European F3 amalgamated was contentious from the outset, and its use in Macau has prompted just as much debate - especially as it became clear just how much faster it was 1573862400 F3

Friday analysisWhy Ferrari is back in business in Brazil By Edd Straw Amid the undercurrent of accusations over its engine and after a lacklustre weekend last time out in America, Ferrari showed revitalised form in practice for the Brazilian Grand Prix. But can it capitalise on its single-lap pace to beat Mercedes? 1573776000 F1