The title fight that turned on tyre failures

How good was Surtees? This weekend's AUTOSPORT International celebrates John Surtees' career with a unique display of his iconic car and bikes, and a guest appearance from the man himself. Here's another chance to read MARK HUGHES' in-depth assessment of where Surtees stands among the F1 greats 1389139200 F1

The top 10 F1 drivers of 2013 In a season that was dominated by Sebastian Vettel setting new standards, the other drivers often battled each other to make an impression. MARK HUGHES assesses the best on the grid 1386979200 F1

GP report: Formula 1's subdued farewell Sebastian Vettel made history in Brazil, while Felipe Massa bade farewell to Ferrari and Mark Webber to the sport. But with such an uncertain winter ahead, says MARK HUGHES, this was a strangely subdued affair 1385337600 F1

Form guide: it's Vettel vs Rosberg if it rains If the Brazilian Grand Prix takes place in the dry, then Friday's practice sessions were completely irrelevant. But if, as expected, the weekend is wet, it will be Nico Rosberg fighting the Red Bulls, as MARK HUGHES explains 1385078400 F1

The BMW game-changer that monopolised the tin-top world The rival Ford RS500 was more spectacular and almost claimed its place as Autosport's greatest touring car. But the original BMW M3 E30 was too good and too important to be ignored, as its drivers explain 1606780800 BTCC

Why Audi's return heralds a new halcyon age for sportscars OPINION: The news that Audi will return to Le Mans means we'll at last get to see the fight promised in 2012 against Peugeot and Toyota. It also gives LMDh a tangible form, which could open the floodgates for more like-minded marques to follow suit 1606780800 WEC

How F1's safety advances saved Grosjean Romain Grosjean credited the halo for saving him after his horror Bahrain Grand Prix crash. But, while F1's newest safety feature deserved a show of gratitude, it was a whole range of procedures and devices in place (plus a slice of luck) that proved vital 1606694400 F1

Why Verstappen was frustrated to lose the race that followed Grosjean's escape The 2020 Bahrain GP will forever be remembered for Romain Grosjean's astonishing escape from his opening lap crash, but there was still a race to be won. Red Bull's Max Verstappen had good cause to believe this was one that got away 1606694400 F1