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How to make a bad F1 car The Autosport Podcast tells the story of the 1993 Scuderia Italia Lola
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The Venturi Formula E team has replaced 1997 Formula 1 champion Jacques Villeneuve with Mike Conway ahead of next month's Buenos Aires round...
Promoted: Leclerc takes on world champion speed skater Shell Pursuit challenge tests Leclerc's skill on ice
How to make a bad F1 car The Autosport Podcast tells the story of the 1993 Scuderia Italia Lola
Promoted: Win a 12-day holiday to Sol Rally Barbados with Autosport UK-based Autosport Plus subscribers can enter a free draw to be in with a chance to win
Why Rosberg is wrong about the 2019 Ferrari Nico Rosberg recently suggested that Ferrari's 2019 Formula 1 car has been pitched in the wrong place aerodynamically. Our technical expert tackles a question on that topic and many more F1
The team thriving despite losing its champion It would have been understandable if losing a six-time World Rally Championship title winner had had a negative effect on the M-Sport Ford squad. But, if anything, it has galvanised the team, which has shown strong form in 2019 WRC
The change of approach that could inspire a BTCC title He's been a mainstay in touring cars for over a decade, but now Andrew Jordan has got a new car. Coupled with a new approach, the 2013 British Touring Car champion is thirsty for redemption and another title to add to his CV BTCC
How F1 has broken two of its greatest teams McLaren and Williams are two of Formula 1's biggest success stories, but they look increasingly outgunned amid the rise of manufacturers and 'B-teams' in grand prix racing's hybrid era. BEN ANDERSON asks if these proud independent constructors can ever properly compete again, or are they now damaged beyond repair? F1
BMW: Sims having 'baptism of fire' in rookie season Alexander Sims has had a "baptism of fire" in his rookie ABB FIA Formula E season, says his BMW Andretti team boss Roger Griffiths FE
Formula E's new penalty regime - drivers' verdicts At last weekend's ABB FIA Formula E event in Rome, Autosport revealed that the FIA intended to take a stricter approach to in-race contact between cars FE
FE's red flag rule change explained ABB FIA Formula E's red flag rule change is intended to ensure interrupted races remain energy efficiency tests and to make things simpler, according to Mark Preston and James Barclay FE
Small FE team size a 'huge challenge' for Porsche Porsche ABB FIA Formula E team manager Amiel Lindesay says adapting to the electric series' reduced team size compared to a World Endurance Championship squad is a "huge challenge" FE
Wehrlein: Cold conditions could be hurting Mahindra Pascal Wehrlein suspects his Mahindra Racing team is struggling in cold conditions as the Rome E-Prix was the third "not so great" ABB FIA Formula E race in a row FE
Rome showed the 'best' of Formula E attack mode The ABB FIA Formula E attack mode battle between Mitch Evans and Andre Lotterer in Rome showcased the "best" the system can be, reckons DS Techeetah team boss Mark Preston FE
Red Bull has no win target despite Marko's goal Christian Horner insists his Red Bull team never laid out a target for the number of Formula 1 wins it wanted in 2019, despite motorsport advisor Helmut Marko's goal F1
Russell: Driving at 98% could aid car performance George Russell believes driving at 98% rather than at his maximum potential could help extract more performance out of his Williams Formula 1 car F1
Kubica: Lowe not solely to blame for Williams's woe Robert Kubica believes Williams's slump to the back of the Formula 1 grid is not a "one-man issue", even though chief technical officer Paddy Lowe is leaving the team F1
Seidl's first McLaren impression 'very good' - Sainz Carlos Sainz Jr says McLaren's incoming managing director Andreas Seidl has made a "very good" first impression and is "impatient" to start working at the Formula 1 team F1
Ingram: Toyota progress hurt by one-car set-up Development of the new Toyota Corolla in the British Touring Car Championship will be hurt by the Speedworks team's single-car entry, according to driver Tom Ingram BTCC
Raikkonen know-how like Giovinazzi’s last F3 year Antonio Giovinazzi says his experienced Alfa Romeo Formula 1 team-mate Kimi Raikkonen reminds him of his own final season in European Formula 3 in 2015 F1
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