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How those in the know ranked the BTCC's class of 2019 Autosport enlisted the help of those best-placed to judge this year's British Touring Car Championship field to rank a definitive top 10. Here are the results 1574467200 BTCC

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What testing tells us about the early 2020 F1 formbook Last year, Ferrari won the pre-season testing war emphatically - regardless of what then happened during the season proper. There seems to be a clear leader this year, too, but how muddied is the rest of the picture? 1582848000 F1

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