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Heard the one about the Northern Irishman rallying a Russian Lada?

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Pre-start procedure set to remain for F1 2027

Hadjar could miss F1 Dutch GP with Red Bull replacement plan already in place

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Hadjar could miss F1 Dutch GP with Red Bull replacement plan already in place

Plato departs troubled BTCC team

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Plato departs troubled BTCC team

"No nine to five cruise" - The challenge of assembling Cadillac's trackside F1 team from scratch

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"No nine to five cruise" - The challenge of assembling Cadillac's trackside F1 team from scratch
Podcast

Podcast: The greatest F1 drivers never to win a title

The greatest Formula 1 drivers who never clinched a drivers' title are discussed in the latest episode of the Autosport podcast.

Jacky Ickx, Ferrari 312B3 battles with Ronnie Peterson, Lotus 72E Ford.

Only 34 drivers in the history of the world championship have managed the ultimate prize of winning an F1 drivers' title, with half of those winning more than one.

That means that there were a great many names to consider when weighing up the latest top 10 for Autosport's new podcast series. Indeed, many could be considered more complete drivers than those who did snare the world championship. But who was the best of them all?

Joining the panel, hosted by Martyn Lee, are Autosport chief editor Kevin Turner, motorsport journalist Damien Smith and Autosport.com editor Haydn Cobb.

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