How Ogier won the WRC's psychological war A sixth World Rally Championship title in a row for Sebastien Ogier could sound like it was yet another walkover for the M-Sport driver, but his title rivals made it his 'toughest' crown yet 1542585600 WRC

How the WRC's stupid driver market played out The silly season is more commonly associated with Formula 1 and MotoGP, but this year's World Rally driver market has been explosive - some rumours were conjecture, others had more concrete foundations. What's more, it's not finished yet 1540252800 WRC

The rally that made the WRC's calendar a battleground The World Rally Championship's drawn-out calendar battle centred on a small French island. With new arrivals expected in the near future, a rematch over Corsica between the FIA and the WRC Promoter is set 1539820800 WRC

How Rally GB won over the WRC title contenders The 2018 World Rally Championship crown belongs to one of three stars. Sebastien Ogier, Thierry Neuville and Ott Tanak got together ahead of this weekend's Rally GB to discuss what has been a gripping title fight 1538611200 WRC

How F1 is going the extra mile to crack America Having sampled 10 different venues, it feels as if Formula 1 has finally found a home in the United States with the race in Austin. The venue has established itself as a firm favourite, as much for the fun to be had off-track as the great racing on it. But now it's time to spread the message further, says JAMES ROBERTS 1544313600 F1

How misplaced instinct created Schumacher's biggest title controversy Was the F310B of 1997 a great Formula 1 car? That would be stretching it. But for all its clear inferiority to the rival Williams-Renault FW18, it was almost good enough to carry Michael Schumacher to his first world championship in red. Almost - says DAMIEN SMITH 1544227200 F1

How Michael Schumacher changed F1 forever Michael Schumacher broke the mould in terms of what it meant to be a Formula 1 driver. He introduced unprecedented levels of fitness, an attention to detail that was unsurpassed and, above all, an indomitable win-at-all-costs competitive spirit. And while, sadly, he's no longer fighting at the wheel, nor even able to discuss his achievements, his legacy lives on in a whole new generation of thoroughly modern racing drivers, says JAMES ROBERTS 1544140800 F1

The 2018 title fight F1 could have had Even though it was wrapped up early, the battle for 'Class B' honours went back and forth throughout the year, with many teams and drivers sharing success. In the end, there was a worthy winner, who won't be recognised in the history books 1544140800 F1