How F1's most famous bitter feud was healed

How Chapman's wonder wedge won Fittipaldi's heart Emerson Fittipaldi has driven many successful cars - in Formula 1 and Indycars - but his all-time favourite remains the machine in which he took his first world championship in 1972, which celebrates its 50th birthday this year 1602028800 F1

The Senna victory that outclassed Donington '93 Whenever Ayrton Senna's career is debated, his European GP victory at Donington in 1993 is invariably raised as his best-ever drive. But the man himself recognised his very first GP victory at Estoril in 1985, 35 years ago today, as being even better 1587427200 F1

Fittipaldi's prophetic title that justified his McLaren switch Autosport magazine readers voted 1974-82 as the greatest era of Formula 1. Emerson Fittipaldi bagged two world titles during that period, but that could all have been different had he gone for a bigger team over the emerging McLaren outfit 1579564800 F1

Can Rossi produce a Tiger Woods-style comeback? Valentino Rossi was the man who pounced when Marc Marquez fell at Austin. He may not have won the race, but there were glimpses he could produce his own 'Tiger Woods' moment in 2019 1555632000 MotoGP

The backup Brabham behind a 50-year-old record Brabham's first monocoque F1 car made Jack Brabham a winner across three decades - a record only recently broken by Lewis Hamilton. STUART CODLING examines the belated debut of the BT33 1606608000 F1

How Dixon held on in IndyCar's most unpredictable season Three wins on the trot gave the Chip Ganassi Racing superstar the cushion he needed to hang on for a sixth title in the face of Josef Newgarden's late challenge. Here's the rundown of a typically frantic IndyCar campaign in an extraordinary year 1606521600 IndyCar

F1's 70 greatest influencers: 2010s In the final part of our series celebrating the most influential figures in world championship history, RICHARD WILLIAMS examines a decade in which driver personalities became ever more intertwined with the forces of big business as Formula 1 grew steadily more corporate - and, finally, passed beyond the Bernie Ecclestone era of 'benign dictatorship'... 1606521600 F1

Why F1's smiling fighter can take McLaren to the next level Daniel Ricciardo is one of the few proven grand prix winners on the current Formula 1 grid. It's been a while since he stood on the top step of the podium but, as he tells Autosport, he knows he can do the job - both for Renault now and McLaren next year 1606435200 F1