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How BMW-Sauber blew its chance of title glory Continuing Autosport's series celebrating 50 years of Sauber, we revisit the 2008 season in which it at last became a Formula 1 winner. But corporate demands from new owner BMW meant its best shot at the title was allowed to slip away 1591056000 F1

From the Ferrari brains trust to Autosport Engineer Rodi Basso has had a colourful career in motorsport that started under the bridge at Fiorano. Now the ex-Ferrari and Red Bull man is bringing Formula 1 technical analysis to Autosport, he reflects on his time in two of its best outfits 1588032000 F1

Stirling Moss on his retirement from racing Racing legend Stirling Moss, who passed away on Easter Sunday, announced his retirement from racing ahead of the Le Mans 24 Hours in 2011. In an interview at the time with Autosport, the then-81-year-old discussed his decision, whether he had any regrets, and what he plans to do next 1586649600 F1

How F1's white-elephant track addiction went bust Several new races joined the Formula 1 calendar in the last decade, but, like many more that had been added in the previous decade, they quickly disappeared. Here, as part of our series looking back at the 2010s, we explain why 1577577600 F1

Fernando Alonso's 10 greatest F1 races Two-time world champion Fernando Alonso is set to return to Formula 1 with Renault in 2021. It will give him another chance to add new entries to the list of his best F1 drives, originally compiled by Autosport on his departure in '18 1594080000 F1

Why was taking a knee a step too far for some F1 drivers? OPINION: Formula 1 made a powerful demonstration of its commitment to combating racism in Austria as 14 of the 20 drivers took a knee on the start line. But the fact not everybody did showed a visual break in the solidarity F1 is trying to convey 1594080000 F1

Ask Tim: Where does "embarrassed" Ferrari go from here? Following an attritional start to the Formula 1 season in Austria, Autosport's technical expert weighs in on Ferrari's poor start to the season, the sensor problems that hampered Mercedes and the continued brake problems for Haas 1594080000 F1

The rules anomaly that saved Hamilton from harsher punishment OPINION: Mercedes was aggrieved that Lewis Hamilton was demoted three places on the grid for the Austrian GP within an hour of the race start, but it could have been a lot worse had the rules been applied differently 1594080000 F1