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Why motorsport should consider a midweek future International motorsport has been the preserve of weekends, but the pandemic forced Formula E to get creative with its Berlin season finale as four races were held midweek. Should FE and other series break with tradition and repeat the experiment? 1601856000 FE

The top 10 Formula E drivers of 2019-20 Following the conclusion of a fascinating 2019-20 Formula E season in Berlin, Autosport selects the 10 best performers from the campaign 1600128000 FE

The story behind the crowning of Formula E’s "cuckoo" After departing the BMW Andretti squad, Antonio Felix da Costa landed at DS Techeetah as team-mate to a double Formula E champion. It didn't take long for the Portuguese driver to knock Jean-Eric Vergne off his perch 1599696000 FE

Who flew and who fumbled in Formula E's Tempelhof tussle Formula E's six-race Berlin finale was like its own mini-series, despite it crowning the 2019-20 champions. The tight schedule led to frantic racing, with a clear form guide emerging at the end of it. MATT KEW has crunched the numbers 1597795200 FE

Kimi Raikkonen’s top 10 F1 races ranked: Japanese GP, Belgian GP and more Having chalked up his 323rd world championship start, Kimi Raikkonen became Formula 1's most experienced driver at the 2020 Eifel GP. Here's a look back at his 10 best-ever F1 races throughout his illustrious career 1603065600 F1

The Aragon MotoGP winner who shouldn't have been doubted Alex Rins came into 2020 as one of the MotoGP title favourites with the emerging Suzuki package, only for injury to put him on the back foot. But, in one of the most unpredictable campaigns, can the Spaniard stake his claim again? 1603065600 MotoGP

What Red Bull needs to beat Mercedes OPINION: Last weekend's Eifel GP was another case of close but no cigar for Red Bull as Max Verstappen again finished runner-up. But could Honda's imminent exit provide Red Bull with the unexpected impetus it needs to beat Mercedes? 1602979200 F1

When single-seaters ruled the roost at the Algarve Formula 1 returns to Portugal next weekend for the first time since 1996 with its first visit to the Algarve International Circuit. But it won't be the first high-powered single-seaters to race there, with two much-missed misfit series blazing the trail 1602892800 F1