F1 RacingThe secrets that show Mercedes F1 power is still king Ferrari may have caught up - in qualifying at least - but a Mercedes power unit remains the one to have if you want to win races and championships judging by the results of the 2019 Formula 1 season. STUART CODLING gets an exclusive look behind the scenes at Brixworth, the power behind Lewis Hamilton's thrones... 1579737600 F1

Daytona 24 Hours previewThe Daytona 24 Hours run that might be about to end By Gary Watkins Cadillac teams remain unbeaten in the Daytona 24 Hours since the IMSA SportsCar Championship's current era began, but they are likely to have their work cut out this weekend in the face of an opposition that is better prepared than ever 1579737600 F1

Daytona 24 Hours previewThe six-year wait for a revolutionary icon By Gary Watkins The new, mid-engined Chevrolet Corvette may be considered sacriligious by some, but for those chiefed with producing the C8.R racing variant, six years of anticipation will end this weekend when the car makes its debut at the Daytona 24 Hours 1579651200 IMSA

Autosport EngineeringHow a DTM giant has become a single-seater force By Marcus Simmons HWA has expanded massively over the past few seasons under the leadership of Uli Fritz. He explains how a DTM titan has become pervasive throughout motorsport 1579651200 Engineering

Kevin TurnerAn F1 world without Schumacher or Hamilton In 2020, the best Formula 1 driver of this generation, Lewis Hamilton, has the chance to statistically supersede the greatest of all time, Michael Schumacher. But how different would the record books look if those two were removed from F1 history? 1579651200 F1

Alex KalinauckasThe signs that point to another season of electric chaos The Santiago E-Prix gave the best demonstration yet of where the current Formula E teams rank in the pecking order. While BMW looks strong, other teams haven't quite yet shown their true potential 1579564800 FE

Autosport EngineeringThe mind behind Toyota's WRC dominator  By David Evans A little white lie gave Toyota WRC technical director Tom Fowler a leg-up into rally engineering, and he's made good on that opportunity - via a stop-off in nuclear energy 1579564800 Engineering

RetrospectiveFittipaldi's prophetic title that justified his McLaren switch By Charles Bradley Autosport magazine readers voted 1974-82 as the greatest era of Formula 1. Emerson Fittipaldi bagged two world titles during that period, but that could all have been different had he gone for a bigger team over the emerging McLaren outfit 1579564800 F1