After Mercedes topped the opening Formula 1 pre-season test at Barcelona, all eyes were on Ferrari and Red Bull in week two in the hope of signs that F1's silver hegemony could be ended in 2017.
Ferrari duly upped the ante, and there are legitimate hopes of a three-horse race this season - although all is not quite as it seems on the timing screens.
Ranking the 10 best Audi DTM drivers Audi last week announced it would be exiting the DTM at the end of 2020, bringing the curtain down on 20 years of continuous participation since the series' reboot in 2000. Autosport's expert panel ranks its 10 best drivers from the period DTM
The Captain's Indy legend calls it a day At the end of 1992, one of the greatest oval racers in the US announced his shock retirement. Autosport's GORDON KIRBY sat down with Rick Mears in the 24-31 December issue to discuss his decision and reflect on his years with Roger Penske IndyCar
Autosport 70: The "cheapest" world champion opens up He had been a regular non-qualifier with Fittipaldi in 1981, but one year later Keke Rosberg was a surprising world champion with Williams. In the first of a series of FREE features celebrating Autosport's 70th anniversary year, we've dug into our archives to share then-GP editor NIGEL ROEBUCK's long-form interview from the 23-30 December 1982 issue F1
What we've learned from the second F1 test From a congested midfield fight to the games F1's big hitters are playing, plus what the current coronavirus epidemic means for the championship, here are our reporters' key findings from the second week of pre-season testing F1
The mental health revolution changing F1 for the better Mental health is a topic rarely discussed within sport, and especially Formula 1. But, over recent months, drivers have begun to open up more about the inner demons they each face and how they are overcoming them F1
Why a MotoGP title chaser 'doesn't care' about the 2020 championship Fabio Quartararo's San Marino GP crash knocked him off the MotoGP championship lead. But, as he explains to Autosport, the literal bump in the road won't force him into a different approach for this weekend's second Misano race at the Emilia Romagna GP MotoGP
The Le Mans racer that turned an underdog's dream into reality Fifteen years ago, a privateer with little international pedigree led Le Mans in this Dallara. To mark the last hurrah of LMP1 cars at the 24 Hours, Autosport went along to see it blow off the cobwebs at Silverstone WEC
Is the imperfect bike the real Misano MotoGP threat? Fabio Quartararo branded the Suzuki the "perfect" bike and admitted to being worried by it ahead of this weekend's Emilia Romagna GP. But, after Friday's MotoGP practice, the real threat still looks like it comes from the Frenchman on the imperfect bike MotoGP
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