Andrew van de Burgt

The huge enthusiasm for Max Verstappen has led to the Netherlands getting its grand prix back next season. But Verstappen is the 15th Dutchman to race in Formula 1. Who were the rest, and how good were they? Here's our ranking

FIA president Jean Todt says it is "a bit unfortunate" that Formula 1 rushes to criticise initiatives like the 2019 aerodynamic changes and is a "world of controversy"

FIA president Jean Todt has called for Ferrari Formula 1 junior Mick Schumacher to be left "in peace", as he prepares for his rookie Formula 2 campaign

Formula 1 will have "two key strategic priorities" in 2019, including greater publicity of the technical achievements of its turbo-hybrid engines and making the championship more accessible

ABB FIA Formula E champion Lucas di Grassi believes that flat-out races with the series' new Gen2 cars will result in less in-race strategy variation and unpredictability

Simon Evans claimed victory in the first ever Jaguar I-PACE eTrophy, prevailing in a race-long three-way fight for the lead to make history

The ABB FIA Formula E Ad Diriyah E-Prix track is "one of the most challenging" in the series' history and has been compared to "Suzuka with walls" by the drivers

After a long gap between visiting a second and third location to see live motorsport, Autosport Editor in Chief Andrew van de Burgt has racked up 100 track visits. He recalls the journey - boosted by the changing calendar of Formula E

McLaren Formula 1 driver Stoffel Vandoorne has revealed he was first approached by Toto Wolff about joining the Mercedes-affiliated HWA Formula E team he will race for in 2018/19

McLaren's new 600LT proves to be a surprisingly good training vehicle for aspiring racers, particularly with expert coaching on hand

Jaguar Formula E driver Nelson Piquet says the 2017/18 championship was "not the season he was expecting" and that Jaguar must do better in "every area" next year

Formula E will operate a new 'Extreme E' electric SUV series that is set to race through challenging locations and terrains such as the Himalayas and the Arctic

From early pioneers to modern icons, the Top 20 Greatest Ever TT Riders chronicles the careers of the racing legends who mastered perhaps the toughest challenge in motorsport

Tiago Monteiro seemed destined to win the World Touring Car Championship last year, until a huge testing crash halted his charge. After early whispers of a swift racing return, he recounts his arduous (and incomplete) road to recovery

Nissan motorsport boss Michael Carcamo says Renault's success in Formula E puts pressure on the Japanese manufacturer as it prepares to enter the electric championship for season five

Luca Filippi says his contractual situation with the NIO Formula E squad means he expects to continue racing with the Chinese electric car manufacturer-backed team for the 2018/19 season

Nick Heidfeld says coping with Formula E team-mate Felix Rosenqvist's pace last season was a new experience in his career that he initially struggled to adjust to

Next week we expect the fairy-tale story of Techeetah to come full circle as it's poised to land a manufacturer deal for season five. But to understand how we've arrived at this point, you need to know the backstory to one of the most amazing David-and-Goliath stories in recent motorsport history

The first motor race in Switzerland since 1954 "surpassed our expectations", according the Formula E event's CEO Pascal Derron - and it was easy to see why, says ALEX KALINAUCKAS

Back in 2008, Nissan's GT Academy helped turn a gamer into a real life racing driver. It was an innovative concept that has expanded along with the rise of eSports and one that could help attract new motorsport fans in the future

Formula E is welcoming many of motorsport's major manufacturers into its fold, but the team currently leading the way is a much smaller, independent outfit. Here's how Techeetah made it to the top of the electric championship

The Silverstone Experience project was launched on Wednesday by Prince Harry as work officially started on the British Grand Prix's venue £19.3million visitor attraction, which will open in spring 2019

Jean-Eric Vergne led home Techeetah team-mate Andre Lotterer in a breathless Santiago race to score the first ever one-two for a team in Formula E history

New MSA chairman David Richards will today outline the key challenges British motorsport faces

Formula 1 has explored the possibility of multiple new street circuits in recent months. But this pursuit of city-centre racing has several flaws

The 20 players who will race off for the honour of being the first-ever Formula 1 eSports Series champion have been decided

A new book celebrating the Brabham BT52 has just been published by Haynes. Here, author Andrew van de Burgt introduces excerpts on the testing exploits of one established legend, and one soon-to-be legend

The support for reverse grids by some AUTOSPORT figures in our recent 'What we'd change about F1' feature certainly polarised opinion. ANDREW VAN DE BURGT and KEVIN TURNER battle it out

Lapping Le Mans at speed on electrical power is an amazing challenge. Jann Mardenborough experienced the Nissan ZEOD in a world exclusive AUTOSPORT track test and ANDREW VAN DE BURGT was there

Roger Penske and John Watson don't often get together, so ANDREW VAN DE BURGT jumped at the chance to join them for a look back at their successful 1976 season

Nissan Motorsport has asked the V8 Supercars series to rehomologate its aero package for 2014

Nissan has officially unveiled its Garage 56 contender for the 2014 Le Mans 24 Hours, the ZEOD RC

The driver of the Porsche that crashed killing Sean Edwards at Queensland Raceway is expected to survive his injuries

Two-time DTM champion Mattias Ekstrom reckons V8 Supercars are more fun to drive than the Audi S5 he races in Europe

Porsche Supercup championship leader Sean Edwards has been killed in a crash in Australia

Mark Winterbottom finally scored his first ever Bathurst 1000 win, holding off Jamie Whincup in an amazing finish

Multiple V8 Supercar champion Jamie Whincup set the pace in a closely-fought qualifying session at Bathurst

NISMO, Nissan's in-house motorsport division, will assist Kelly Racing with the development of the engine used in its V8 Supercars racing programme

Jack Hawksworth scored a comfortable Indy Lights win around the streets of Baltimore

Pickett Racing made hard work of what should have been a routine victory in an American Le Mans Series race in Baltimore severely interrupted by accidents and caution periods

With four races of the 2013 IndyCar Series to run, Helio Castroneves leads the points and stands on the brink of claiming his first title and Penske's first since 2006. Ahead of this weekend's race in Baltimore ANDREW VAN DE BURGT caught up with the Brazilian and his team-mate Will Power

Jack Hawksworth made a huge last-lap gain to secure pole for the Indy Lights race around the streets of Baltimore

Klaus Graf will start on pole position for Saturday's American Le Mans Series race in Baltimore

As AUTOSPORT's Hunt/Lauda bookazine launches, we revisit a feature from January 2002, when then-Jaguar boss Niki Lauda returned to the F1 cockpit, including video of the event

Matt Kenseth held off Kasey Kahne in a barnstorming finish to take victory in the NASCAR Sprint Cup night race at Bristol

Denny Hamlin scored his fourth pole position of the 2013 NASCAR Sprint Cup season with a great two-lap effort around Bristol's testing half-mile oval

Nico Hulkenberg says he is using his tough 2013 Formula 1 season with Sauber as a chance to prove his character, rather than bemoaning his team choice

Mark Webber believes the quality of the Formula 1 grid has dropped since he made his debut in 2002 because of the prevalence of pay drivers

Nathanael Berthon claimed his first ever GP2 win with a faultless performance in Hungary

Robert Visoiu led an MW Arden one-two in a soporific GP3 sprint race in Hungary

Aaro Vainio completed a lights-to-flag victory in the opening GP3 race in Hungary

Jolyon Palmer drove a brilliant race, taking full advantage of Carlin's superior tyre strategy, to score an emphatic GP2 win in Hungary

A stunning late effort by Aaro Vainio earned the Koiranen driver pole position for Saturday's opening GP3 race in Hungary

Sam Bird has lost his front row qualifying position for Saturday's GP2 race at the Hungaroring after picking up a three-place grid penalty

Red Bull protege Daniil Kvyat ended GP3 practice in Hungary at the head of the times for MW Arden

Russian Time team-mates Tom Dillmann and Sam Bird locked out the front row for Saturday's GP2 race in Hungary

Sam Bird set the pace in a scorching hot GP2 free practice session in Hungary

Fernando Alonso fears Ferrari faces an unpleasant summer Formula 1 break if it cannot regain ground on Sebastian Vettel and Red Bull in the Hungarian Grand Prix

The union flag has not flown atop a premier class bike podium since Barry Sheene in 1981, but Cal Crutchlow is convinced he can end the wait, as he tells Andrew van de Burgt

The MotoGP champion is in a rich vein of form, but he’s looking forward to a bit more rivalry – especially from non-Spaniards - as he tells Andrew van de Burgt in an exclusive AUTOSPORT interview