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How Aprilia's Barcelona collapse showed the pressures of leading MotoGP's title race

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Title-winning BTCC Peugeot and Harvey in an MG among Touring Car Rewind: North highlights

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MotoGP Barcelona test: Acosta fastest as rain curtails running early

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Why this year's Indy 500 isn't as straightforward to call as you might expect

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Why this year's Indy 500 isn't as straightforward to call as you might expect

Will Mercedes or McLaren land the next punch at F1's Canadian GP?

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Will Mercedes or McLaren land the next punch at F1's Canadian GP?

The mental challenge Evans takes on at Rally Japan

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The mental challenge Evans takes on at Rally Japan

Why the Catalan GP chaos may finally force MotoGP riders to unite

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Why the Catalan GP chaos may finally force MotoGP riders to unite

Why Ford 'loves the V8 idea' in F1 amid changing road car strategy

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Why Ford 'loves the V8 idea' in F1 amid changing road car strategy

Autosport Podcast: Will the Lawson/Tsunoda swap fix the problems at Red Bull F1?

Yuki Tsunoda will take over as Max Verstappen's Red Bull team-mate from next weekend's Japanese Grand Prix

Red Bull has already called time on Liam Lawson’s very short stint with the team, as the 23-year-old has been dropped after just two grands prix in 2025.

Lawson will return to Red Bull’s sister squad Racing Bulls, with his former team-mate Yuki Tsunoda heading to the ‘A’ team after a point-less start to the Formula 1 campaign for the New Zealander. 

It comes in time for Tsunoda’s home race in Japan next weekend, so Autosport’s Stuart Codling sits down with Jake Boxall-Legge and Alex Kalinauckas to discuss the driver swap.

The trio ponder whether Lawson deserved more time, the misconceptions around Max Verstappen and the RB21’s development and what happens next for Tsunoda and Lawson. 

 
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