In the magazine: Webber not giving up

After four races of the 2011 F1 season, Sebastian Vettel holds a commanding advantage atop the drivers' championship points table, thanks to three victories. His Red Bull Racing team-mate Mark Webber, on the other hand, has had a much tougher time of it, with a fifth, a fourth, a third and a second on his score sheet.

Despite the tricky start, the Australian remains upbeat and optimistic that he can fight for the title he came close to securing last season. In a frank conversation with Edd Straw in this week's magazine, Webber admits he's probably in the twilight of his career, but he's still not giving up without a fight. And don't forget he took consummate, back-to-back victories in last year's Spanish and Monaco GPs - the next two races on the 2011 schedule.

Mark Hughes - our regular columnist explains how races may be won or lost in the pits this year, thanks to the high number of stops drivers are having to make.

Spanish GP preview - David Coulthard, Gary Anderson and Lucas di Grassi hope that the new regulations will allow a bit of overtaking on a circuit not historically famed for such activity.

Force India feature - The British team has had a tricky start to the year, masked by rookie Paul di Resta's excellent performances thus far, but the Silverstone-based squad is fighting back, as Edd Straw reveals.

DTM Zandvoort - Audi's Mike Rockenfeller broke his duck in Holland after four years of trying. Jamie O'Leary reports.

WTCC Monza - Rob Huff becomes only the third driver to take a World Touring Car double, the Chevrolet ace now enjoying a big title lead. Mark Glendenning watched him do it.

World of Sport - Full reports from Intercontinental Rally Challenge Tour de Corse; NASCAR Dover Downs; Formula Nippon Suzuka; F3 Euro Series Zandvoort; Grand-Am Virginia; Auto GP Monza.

World GT1 Sachsenring - Gary Watkins reports from Germany where Hexis Aston Martin DBR9 duo Andrea Piccini and Christian Hohenadel came good.

British F3 Snetterton - Kevin Magnussen joined his dad Jan as a race winner, the young Dane taking two victories for Carlin in Norfolk. Ben Anderson was there.

F2 Magny-Cours - Swiss racer Christopher Zanella won both races to deny best-of-the-Brits Alex Brundle from a maiden win.

Renault 3.5 Monza - Peter Mills saw Kevin Korjus add to his 2011 win tally and Red Bull-backed Aussie Daniel Ricciardo triumph for ISR.

From the archive - Nick Heidfeld recalls his torrid time in the Austrian GP of 2000 for Prost - and a collision with team-mate Jean Alesi.

Race of my life - Kurt Thiim looks back on his double DTM success for Mercedes at Singen in 1995, where he beat tin-top rookie Dario Franchitti.