F1 RacingHow to make F1 strategies interesting The FIA has asked tyre companies to submit a tender application to supply Formula 1 rubber from the 2020 season, with 18" coming in 2021. PAT SYMONDS asks if alongside the new tyres, steps need to be brought in to make sure future race strategies are varied and interesting 1537574400 F1

David EvansHow a WRC rebel is becoming a title favourite Ott Tanak has gone from being repeatedly dropped and swearing at M-Sport to leading Toyota's World Rally Championship charge. It's already a remarkable story, and it could have a spectacular ending 1537488000 WRC

Scott MitchellThe F1 outcast who became a surprise star in 2018 One of the stars of the 2018 Formula 1 season is a man not even on the grid anymore, but who has revelled in a surprise new role after being abruptly jettisoned by his team last year 1537488000 F1

RetrospectiveLola's 10 greatest cars By Autosport Staff Choosing highlights from six decades of Lola success was a tricky task, but here are Autosport's pick of the marque's finest cars - including test drives of the top three 1537401600 Other

Jonathan NobleHow Ferrari became its own worst enemy Ferrari lashed out after its Singapore defeat, but it's obvious that it only has itself to blame for the way it's losing grip on the 2018 season 1537401600 F1

Lewis DuncanDucati must change to achieve MotoGP greatness Jorge Lorenzo will leave Ducati with his tenure at the Italian manufacturer marked by acrimony and underachievement - just like Casey Stoner in 2010. Here's why Ducati needs to alter its approach to get the best from its stars 1537401600 MotoGP

Edd StrawHow Hamilton changed his game to see off Vettel Lewis Hamilton's victory at the Singapore Grand Prix last weekend gave him a 40-point lead over Sebastian Vettel, who has been driving what is considered the fastest Formula 1 car over a single lap in 2018. Here's how the Mercedes star altered his approach to raise his game 1537315200 F1

F1 RacingWhat Singapore GP can teach other F1 races Liberty has big plans for how future grands prix should be organised and promoted, but Singapore has been blazing a trail for many of those ideas for years - as JAMES ALLEN explains 1537315200 F1