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In Formula 1 the times they are indeed a' changin', and not a moment too soon. Perhaps, with the departure of Michael Schumacher, that was to be anticipated but as we looked to the future most of us expected - at least for a time - the focus to fall on Fernando Alonso and Kimi Raikkonen, for long regarded, with Schumacher, as members of the Big Three. When we get down to the bitter limits of the world championship, come the autumn, it may very well be that the fight will have distilled to Fernando and Kimi, but he would be an idiot who assumed that just at the moment. The pair of them are equal on points, at the top of the standings, with one Carl Lewis Hamilton, and next up is Felipe Massa, who won in Bahrain at the weekend. Three races: three different winners. Raikkonen and Alonso may have taken points on Sunday, but they were only third and fifth, never in with a shout. Their (perceived) number twos, meantime, started from the front row, and quickly disappeared into a race of their own. © 2020 Autosport
In the magazine: Wheldon the Lionheart In AUTOSPORT magazine this week, we reflect on the life of Dan Wheldon with those who knew him best, and remember the day, just a month before his death, when he showed off IndyCar's staircase of talent Mag 
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The keys to KTM's meteoric rise in MotoGP KTM has dominated every motorsport discipline it has entered throughout its history, but faced an entirely new challenge in MotoGP. Five years on, with huge investment in personnel and technology, here's how the Austrian brand has reached the summit MotoGP 
How an overlooked F1 talent found his true calling Formula E's six-race Berlin finale was billed as the most intense in motorsport history, and expected to go down to the wire in true FE style. But it was decided two races early, for the first time ever, as one driver showed his F1 rejection hadn't defined him FE 
How F1's COVID goodwill broke apart on its birthday weekend When Formula 1 was forced into hibernation by the coronavirus pandemic, teams came together in unprecedented fashion. The mudslinging that occurred off-track last weekend at Silverstone suggests such cooperation won't be seen again for a while F1 
Ask Tim: Why the FIA was right and wrong on Racing Point Following an eventful weekend on and off the track at the 70th Anniversary Grand Prix, Autosport's technical expert answers your questions on the Racing Point controversy, Sebastian Vettel's continued poor form and a missing past phenomenon F1 
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