Red Bull team boss Christian Horner says Max Verstappen does not share the same frustrations about the current performance of the outfit as his father Jos.
Valentino Rossi "has perhaps hung around a little bit too long" in MotoGP according to his former crew chief Jeremy Burgess.
Team Penske-Chevrolet's Josef Newgarden earned his second IndyCar title in three years, but as well as the usual suspects – including Indy 500-winning teammate Simon Pagenaud – Newgarden faced strong opposition from a couple of brilliant rookies. Meanwhile, nine wins from Penske wasn't enough to stop Honda beating Chevrolet to the manufacturers' crown for the second straight year. David Malsher reflects on another entertaining season.
Lewis Hamilton says Mercedes has "no hope" of challenging Ferrari on Mexico's straights this weekend, as he has his first opportunity to wrap up his sixth Formula 1 world championship.
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Prime Prost v Senna, Suzuka '89: Malice in Hondaland
From the Autosport magazine archive, this is the full race report from the October 26 issue in 1989, when the F1 World Championship was decided after Alain Prost and Ayrton Senna collided, leading to a surprise victory for Benetton's Alessandro Nannini – but only after the stewards had intervened...
Prime 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
Motorsport.com's top IMSA drivers of 2019
In this special feature, we pick out the 12 outstanding drivers of the 2019 IMSA WeatherTech SportsCar Championship season, across both Prototypes and the GT divisions.
eNASCAR Heat Pro League title to be decided this week
The inaugural eNASCAR Heat Pro League season will start where it began -- ISM Raceway.
Supercars and Superbikes to share Perth bill in 2020
Supercars has confirmed that the Australian Superbike Championship will feature on the undercard for next year's Perth SuperNight.
TCR Cupra's Australian debut confirmed
The sole TCR-spec Cupra on Aussie soil will make its race debut at The Bend next month.
Aussie junior drag ban lifted following coroner's report
The ban on junior drag racing in Western Australia has been lifted, almost two years after the tragic death of eight-year-old Anita Board.
From being rumored to lose his ride, Hamlin now a title favorite
There are several good candidates for most improved driver in the NASCAR Cup Series this season but it’s hard to overcome Denny Hamlin’s resume.
Mexican GP: All the winners since 1963
The Mexican Grand Prix was first run as a round of the Formula 1 World Championship in 1963. The most successful drivers at this event are Jim Clark, Alain Prost, Nigel Mansell and Max Verstappen, who each have two wins. Here are all the winners from across the years, click on the arrows above to scroll through them…
2019 IndyCar Review and Top 10 drivers
Team Penske-Chevrolet's Josef Newgarden earned his second IndyCar title in three years, but as well as the usual suspects – including Indy 500-winning teammate Simon Pagenaud – Newgarden faced strong opposition from a couple of brilliant rookies. Meanwhile, nine wins from Penske wasn't enough to stop Honda beating Chevrolet to the manufacturers' crown for the second straight year. David Malsher reflects on another entertaining season.
Gamble completes prize F1 test in 2013 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.
Motorsport.com's top IMSA drivers of 2019
In this special feature, we pick out the 12 outstanding drivers of the 2019 IMSA WeatherTech SportsCar Championship season, across both Prototypes and the GT divisions.
Horner: Verstappen doesn't share father's Red Bull concerns
Red Bull team boss Christian Horner says Max Verstappen does not share the same frustrations about the current performance of the outfit as his father Jos.
Prime Prost v Senna, Suzuka '89: Malice in Hondaland
From the Autosport magazine archive, this is the full race report from the October 26 issue in 1989, when the F1 World Championship was decided after Alain Prost and Ayrton Senna collided, leading to a surprise victory for Benetton's Alessandro Nannini – but only after the stewards had intervened...
Sargeant quickest on final day of post-season F3 test
American driver Logan Sargeant topped both sessions of the final day of FIA Formula 3 post-season testing at Valencia for 2019 teams’ champions Prema Racing.
FE drivers got "carried away" in Valencia test races
Formula E drivers got "carried away" and took last week's 'races' during Valencia pre-season testing "too seriously", admits Mitch Evans.
Prime 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
Dovizioso concerned by Ducati performance at peak grip
Ducati MotoGP rider Andrea Dovizioso has expressed his concern over his bike's lack of performance when the tyres offer peak grip, despite an impressive podium in Motegi.
British F3 to adopt IndyCar-style 'shark fin'
The BRDC British F3 car will run an IndyCar-style ‘shark fin’ device positioned in front of the driver in 2020, but won’t switch to a halo next season.
Rossi has 'perhaps hung around too long' - Burgess
Valentino Rossi "has perhaps hung around a little bit too long" in MotoGP according to his former crew chief Jeremy Burgess.
Giovinazzi says fighting for F1 seat like surviving junior career
Antonio Giovinazzi says fighting for his Formula 1 future is the same experience as his entire career, as is being considered "shit" one race and a "hero" the next.
Citroen won't run overhauled aero in Rally Catalunya
Citroen will not use the radical World Rally Championship aero upgrades it recently tested on this week's Rally of Spain.
Flashback: The Prost/Senna collision that shook the world
Thirty years ago today, it happened: Lap 47 of the 1989 Japanese Grand Prix and Ayrton Senna lunges to the inside of McLaren teammate – and Formula 1 World Championship rival – Alain Prost. What happened next would not only cause huge controversy at the time, and define that year’s title, but spark a fire that would rage for years.
Camier secures World Superbike stay with Barni Ducati
Leon Camier has secured a deal to remain on the World Superbike grid in 2020, teaming up with Ducati privateer outfit Barni.
| 1 |  Lewis Hamilton | 338 pts |
| 2 |  Valtteri Bottas | 274 pts |
| 3 |  Charles Leclerc | 221 pts |
| 1 |  | Mercedes | 612 pts |
| 2 | Ferrari | 433 pts | |
| 3 |  | Red Bull Racing | 323 pts |
