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F1 rookies versus LMP1 star in latest Awards category Vote for the British Driver of the Year now
Top 10 rare F1 liveries From one-off specials to concepts quickly abandoned
Plato? Rouse? Turkington? Who's the BTCC's greatest? After Turkington's fourth title, we debate the 'GOAT' contenders
Lewis Williamson will complete the remainder of the GP3 season with Status GP...
F1 rookies versus LMP1 star in latest Awards category Vote for the British Driver of the Year now
Top 10 rare F1 liveries From one-off specials to concepts quickly abandoned
Plato? Rouse? Turkington? Who's the BTCC's greatest? After Turkington's fourth title, we debate the 'GOAT' contenders
When Neal spurned a factory Volvo seat Matt Neal laid the foundations for his three BTCC titles with his breakthrough 1999 season in Team Dynamics' privateer Nissan. But that only happened because he'd rejected the team that took Rickard Rydell to the '98 championship BTCC
Why is Ferrari's engine legality always being questioned? Why is Ferrari's Formula 1 engine being scrutinised? How did Racing Point find out about Renault's brake bias system? Is Sebastian Vettel any good at car development? Our ex-F1 technical director answers these questions and more F1
The lingering questions from the Bathurst 1000 scandal DJR Team Penske's actions late-on in the Bathurst 1000 overshadowed what was a landmark triumph for its lead Supercars driver. But how did the team find itself in trouble in the first place, and why was it not stripped of victory? SUP
When F1's fiercest rivalry first overspilled Thirty years ago this week, the 1989 Formula 1 title battle was resolved by an infamous Ayrton Senna/Alain Prost collision in Japan. From the Autosport archive, here's the original report on what unfolded that day F1
Mazepin claims last-ever GP3 race win ART Grand Prix driver Nikita Mazepin ended his GP3 season on a high with victory in the sprint race in Abu Dhabi in the series' 150th and final race
Hubert wins GP3 title, Pulcini takes race one Anthoine Hubert has taken the last GP3 title in Abu Dhabi as his title rival Nikita Mazepin was given a penalty, while Leo Pulcini won the weekend's opening race
Title contender Mazepin claims GP3 pole Nikita Mazepin cut his GP3 Series deficit to ART Grand Prix team-mate and championship rival Anthoine Hubert to 28 points with a dramatic pole position in Abu Dhabi
Alesi fastest in GP3's last ever practice session Trident driver Giuliano Alesi topped the last practice session of the GP3 Series era, as ART Grand Prix title rivals Anthoine Hubert and Nikita Mazepin struggled on qualifying-style laps
Ilott: Hubert deserves to be GP3 champion Ferrari protege Callum Ilott says his ART Grand Prix team-mate Anthoine Hubert deserves to win the 2018 GP3 Series title
Daruvala joins GP3 grid for finale European Formula 3 race-winner and Racing Point Force India Formula 1 junior Jehan Daruvala will join the GP3 Series grid in Abu Dhabi this weekend with MP Motorsport
Rossi's ex-crew chief says he's stayed on 'too long' Valentino Rossi "has perhaps hung around a little bit too long" in MotoGP according to his long-time crew chief Jeremy Burgess MotoGP
Award winner Gamble in prize F1 test with McLaren The 2018 McLaren Autosport BRDC Award winner Tom Gamble drove a Formula 1 car for the first time at Silverstone on Tuesday as part of his prize F1
Video: The rule change that decided an F1 title race After three increasingly Ferrari dominated years, the 2003 Formula 1 season was blown open as Michelin runners McLaren and Williams made it a three-way fight with Renault not far behind F1
Sainz: McLaren is more than 'best of the rest' now Carlos Sainz Jr believes he and the McLaren Formula 1 team are now more than just 'best of the rest' in the 2019 season F1
Yamamoto doesn't fit criteria for F1 race seat Honda-backed Japanese star Naoki Yamamoto does not fit the profile for a race seat at one of Red Bull's Formula 1 teams, says Christian Horner F1
Magnussen: F1 cars handle too well to troubleshoot Kevin Magnussen says pinpointing and troubleshooting problems is harder to do with the current generation of Formula 1 cars, because they handle so well F1
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