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A fine performance from DS Penske in race one at the London E-Prix

Formula E
London ePrix I
A fine performance from DS Penske in race one at the London E-Prix

Formula E London E-Prix: Wehrlein dominates race one to take championship lead

Formula E
London ePrix I
Formula E London E-Prix: Wehrlein dominates race one to take championship lead

DTM Nurburgring: Cairoli takes third win of season as only 12 cars finish

DTM
Nurburgring
DTM Nurburgring: Cairoli takes third win of season as only 12 cars finish

Just four current MotoGP riders are yet to win a race

MotoGP
British GP
Just four current MotoGP riders are yet to win a race

Is GT3 entering ‘the danger zone’?

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GT3
Is GT3 entering ‘the danger zone’?

Verstappen highlights "big priority" for Red Bull in second half of F1 2026

Formula 1
Dutch GP
Verstappen highlights "big priority" for Red Bull in second half of F1 2026

The 'incredible stories' that could be told in Formula E's London title decider

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Formula E
London ePrix I
The 'incredible stories' that could be told in Formula E's London title decider

Why Buemi is calling time on his Formula E career after 12 seasons

Formula E
London ePrix I
Why Buemi is calling time on his Formula E career after 12 seasons

F1 Podcast: Should Bottas have pitted under British GP safety car?

The latest Autosport podcast delves into the Mercedes Formula 1 squad's British Grand Prix strategy and asks if it was wrong not to pit Valtteri Bottas under the safety car

With Bottas slipping from first to fourth in the closing laps on ageing tyres and Sebastian Vettel passing him to take a famous win, how Ferrari performed so well at what was expected to be a Mercedes track is also examined.

There's also a look at Kimi Raikkonen's penalty for hitting Lewis Hamilton at Turn 3 on the first lap of the race.

Sauber driver Charles Leclerc's run of form leads to universal praise for the Ferrari-contracted driver, while questions are also asked about when the Haas team's patience with Romain Grosjean might run out.

Toro Rosso driver Pierre Gasly called his penalty for contact with Sergio Perez "completely ridiculous", but there's also an explanation of why he lost 10th place for the move.

The Autosport Podcast is available to subscribe to free via iTunes and other podcast suppliers - simply search for 'Autosport'.

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