How the BTCC's class of 2018 ranked each other

Digging into the 'scramble for hybrid' Against the seemingly irresistible rise of electrification in mobility, why are series organisers turning to hybrid as the answer to the big sustainability question? We ask the coordinators of three major championships to explain 1579996800 Engineering

The final-race twist that capped a decade of BTCC drama In the latest feature of our series looking back at motorsport in the 2010s, we revisit the recent '19 British Touring Car Championship finale at Brands Hatch and the last race drama that decided the title 1577923200 BTCC

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

BTCC finale: Concussion, intra-team rivalry and feisty outsiders The British Touring Car Championship's close battles mean it never fails to deliver an exciting title finale. With two team-mates fighting against each other and title-fight rookies and outsiders in the mix, this year is set to bring drama aplenty 1570752000 BTCC

Why Vettel's Ferrari mission isn't over yet A lot has changed since Sebastian Vettel won titles with Red Bull and set himself the goal of winning with Ferrari. There have been a lot of mistakes too, but he's not ready to give up 1585958400 F1

How Monaco 1996 typified a hard-charger’s F1 career A race that is best remembered for a shock victory by Olivier Panis on home soil could easily have been won by his compatriot Jean Alesi were it not from a suspension failure while clearly in the lead. It was to prove entirely fitting of a promising yet often unfulfilled F1 career 1585958400 F1

The far-reaching impact of cancelling motorcycling's greatest race The coronavirus-induced cancellation of the Isle of Man TT was unavoidable, but as thoughts turn to its return in 2021, the ramifications could be felt for a long time yet 1585872000 TT

Remembering F1's most recent super-sub When Fernando Alonso was injured in a horror crash during the 2016 Australian Grand Prix, his place was taken by reigning GP2 champion Stoffel Vandoorne in Bahrain. The Belgian's super-sub outing promised much, but it would ultimately stand as one of few highlights in a difficult F1 career 1585872000 F1