Racing review: All the results
AUTOSPORT brings you the definitive who won what, and where, round-up from throughout the racing world last weekend
It was only a few weeks ago that Helio Castroneves was awaiting his fate in a Miami court room and Jari-Matti Latvala was rolling his car 17 times down a Portuguese cliff.
This weekend, both put their careers firmly back on track with superb victories, and while Castroneves' third Indianapolis 500 win was by far the higher-profile achievement, Latvala's triumph in the Rally Sardinia will be just as vital for the rising star's future.
In Monaco, Romain Grosjean's flawless start to the GP2 season continued with pole and a feature race win, then became less perfect when he went flying into the catch fencing on Saturday. Pastor Maldonado emphasised his Monaco ace reputation with victory in that race, while Oliver Turvey chose a fine venue for his maiden Formula Renault 3.5 victory in that series' Monte Carlo showpiece.
No drivers were attempting NASCAR/Indy 500 double duty this year, but it would have been far easier than usual if they had been, for the Sprint Cup's Lowe's event was rained off until Monday.
THE ACTION
GP2: Grosjean dominates Monaco feature
GP2: Maldonado wins shortened sprint
NASCAR Nationwide: Bliss wins Nationwide at Lowe's
NASCAR Cup: Race postponed until Monday
Formula Renault 3.5: Turvey takes first win in Monaco
WRC: Latvala ends Loeb's winning streak
Hamilton accepts blame for incident with Albon in F1 Brazilian GP
Ferrari drivers called to F1 stewards over Brazilian GP collision
Charles Leclerc was angry at himself for "stupid" qualifying error
Inaugural FE champion Piquet Jr interested in contesting Extreme E
Fernando Alonso takes maiden rally-raid podium ahead of Dakar 2020
McLaren hints at Formula 1 tests for IndyCar drivers O'Ward, Askew
Sainz: McLaren is more than 'best of the rest' in F1 2019 now
Will Alonso's Indy failure end the age of versatility?
Red Bull parks 'Macarena' rear wing for Belgian GP after Verstappen crashes
Norris given Belgium GP grid penalty as McLaren takes new Mercedes power unit parts
Aston Martin "flat out" on Hungary updates but has concerns over spare parts being ready
Is this the luckiest F1 fan on the planet?
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