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Belgian Paul Frere, a Le Mans 24 Hours winner in 1960, has died at the age of 91, Belgian media reported on Sunday....
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
Vandoorne replaces Button for WEC, Le Mans Stoffel Vandoorne will contest the final two races of the 2018/19 FIA World Endurance Championship season with the SMP Racing LMP1 team, replacing Jenson Button at the Le Mans 24 Hours WEC
Alonso unlikely to continue in WEC with Toyota Fernando Alonso is looking unlikely to remain with Toyota for the 2019/20 World Endurance Championship season WEC
Penske's Taylor joins Jota-run squad at Le Mans Penske Racing IMSA SportsCar Championship driver Ricky Taylor will join the Jota Sport-run Jackie Chan DC Racing squad for this year's Le Mans 24 Hours WEC
Le Mans reveals expanded 62-car entry list The Le Mans 24 Hours grid will be increased to 62 cars for this year's race with the addition of an extra pair of pitboxes WEC
Ford now considering hypercar entry with GT Ford hasn't ruled out entering the hypercar concept World Endurance Championship class with an evolution of its current GTE class contender WEC
WEC drop moveable aero devices for 2020/21 Moveable aerodynamic devices are set to be dropped from the hypercar concept prototype World Endurance Championship class in a wholesale makeover of the 2020/21 regulations published last December WEC
Haas preparing for 'disappointment' in Baku Haas Formula 1 team boss Gunther Steiner says he is preparing for "disappointment" at the Azerbaijan Grand Prix, as the Baku track characteristics are worse for the car than recent venues 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
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
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
Ghiotto: Albon at Toro Rosso gives me F1 hope Formula 2 championship leader Luca Ghiotto says Alex Albon's under-funded path to a Toro Rosso seat gives him hope he can earn a drive in Formula 1 F2
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
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