Dodgy Business: Freedom to race

Best features of 2012: Early signs Kimi would star Best features of 2012 revisited: Just two, relatively low-key, races into Raikkonen's comeback, Tony Dodgins and Lotus insiders already agreed Kimi would be a winner this year, as this column from March shows 1356652800 F1

2012: F1 as it should be? F1 2012 was great for many, with seven winners from the opening seven races, but Tony Dodgins thinks some elements of the sport are flattering to deceive - and puts forward an alternative view of what F1 could be 1355788800 F1

The hidden truths of Schumacher's comeback Bernie Ecclestone might prefer to recall Michael Schumacher first time around, but Tony Dodgins thinks that his return served to underline the true laws of the Formula 1 jungle 1355097600 F1

Celebrating Peter Sauber: F1 survivor Peter Sauber might not have won multiple constructors' championships, but he has survived in F1 for 20 years which, Tony Dodgins thinks, is no mean achievement 1354579200 F1

Raikkonen and Lotus: Opinion dividers Paddock opinion has been polarised about Kimi Raikkonen, Romain Grosjean and Lotus this year, as Tony Dodgins explains 1353888000 F1

Ferrari tactics: Right or wrong? Is there such as thing as the spirit of the regulations? Tony Dodgins thinks not, as he analyses Ferrari's decision to incur a penalty for Felipe Massa in order to give team-mate Fernando Alonso a better chance in the US Grand Prix 1353283200 F1

Why Formula 1's great wasted talent should retire Kimi Raikkonen is one of Formula 1's most frustrating talents, and a driver whose ability alone merits more than one title. But it's far too simplistic to think you can win F1 titles on ability alone... 1503273600 F1

How Schumacher joined F1's elite This weekend's Belgian Grand Prix marks 25 years since Michael Schumacher clinched his first Formula 1 victory - the first time he properly unleashed his sport-changing attributes on the watching world 1503273600 F1

The Mercedes v Renault v Honda v Ferrari title fight There's a super-close 2017 title fight brewing between drivers from Mercedes, Renault and Honda, with a Ferrari racer clinging onto their tails - but it's not in Formula 1 1503014400 GP3

Why Alonso will not win another F1 title What will Fernando Alonso will do for 2018? The answer's unlikely to have a bearing on next year's title battle. In fact, chances are the Spaniard will never fight for a championship again 1503014400 F1

The unexpected Senna honour Hamilton's set to beat Matching his idol Ayrton Senna's records has meant a lot to Lewis Hamilton, and there's another tally within reach that he might not even realise 1502928000 F1

F1's problems go beyond just engines Formula 1 is pondering its engine future, but there's more for the top brass to consider than how grand prix racing should be powered 1502928000 F1