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Why Ford must return to the WRC Fords compete in the World Rally Championship, but Ford itself is shying away. For the good of its reputation, and Sebastien Ogier, it needs to become a proper player again 1504137600 WRC

How bonkers Group B replacements eluded the WRC When Group A succeeded Group B, the World Rally Championship lost a big part of its appeal. It could have been so different if Group S hadn't been scrapped 1501804800 WRC

Are the 2017 WRC cars really too fast? This year's crop of World Rally Cars is the fastest in the discipline's history. Ahead of a return to rallies where speeds will be in the spotlight again, our man debunks a troubling myth 1498694400 WRC

Scapegoating Meeke won't help Citroen's crisis No one can argue Citroen is having a terrible World Rally Championship season. No one can argue Kris Meeke hasn't crashed too much in 2017. But benching him for Poland in favour of Andreas Mikkelsen won't solve anything 1497312000 WRC

How a legendary tin-top sparked a WRC legacy Thirty years ago today, a name synonymous with Subaru claimed its first World Rally Championship victory - in a 'rallyfied' BMW touring car 1494288000 WRC

Volkswagen hasn't disappeared completely Volkswagen's abrupt departure from the World Rally Championship it was dominating was one of the winter's biggest shocks. Now 2003 WRC champion Petter Solberg's World Rallycross team has VW support. What does that mean for World RX and what remains of Volkswagen Motorsport? 1491177600 WRX

Mercedes' F1 hopeful answers your questions Sauber's Pascal Wehrlein is often somewhat misunderstood. But this Q&A reveals 
a young man who's not as serious as he first appears - there's much more 
to him than just a sharp haircut. Words: Stuart Codling Portraits: Lorenzo Bellanca/LAT Images 1505779200 F1

The surprise winners from McLaren's engine woe The messy reunion of McLaren and Honda is over and both parties have new short-term futures to look forward to. Their woe is one frustrated young Formula 1 driver's gain 1505779200 F1

How Vettel and Ferrari can salvage their season Sebastian Vettel's eagerness to keep his Formula 1 rivals behind him at the start of the Singapore Grand Prix ended in disaster. But now he needs to show the same aggression for the rest of the season (and hope it sticks) to keep his title hopes alive 1505779200 F1

Vettel only has himself to blame for title blow The Singapore Grand Prix should have been one of Sebastian Vettel and Ferrari's best opportunities to inflict damage on Lewis Hamilton and Mercedes in the title battle. Instead Vettel shot himself in the foot 1505692800 F1

Singapore Grand Prix driver ratings Some low scores at the front of the field, but the start chaos allowed plenty of the usual midfield runners to shine, and one picked up a perfect score along with the winner 1505692800 F1

The ups and downs of a French F1 trail-blazer With scorching pace over one lap, René Arnoux blazed a trail through Formula 1 at Renault and Ferrari. His duel with Gilles Villeneuve at Dijon in 1979 is the stuff of legend, as are his later years at Ligier - for rather different reasons. Happily for us, he's as cheerful and cheeky now as he ever was. But, as Damien Smith found out, when it comes to his old foe Alain Prost, the frost is clearly yet to thaw 1505520000 F1