When Mercedes revealed its DAS system during pre-season testing, many expected its closest rivals to instantly go marching to the FIA to demand the system be banned.
Silverstone has set a deadline of the end of April to decide if this year's British Grand Prix will go ahead.
Aprilia MotoGP rider Andrea Iannone has been handed an 18-month competition ban for an anti-doping infringement, but prosecutors conclude he did not purposefully take steroids.
Prime The 1986 Australian Grand Prix was the climax of a tense title battle between McLaren's Alain Prost and Williams duo Nigel Mansell and Nelson Piquet - but what was it like to be involved? Autosport's technical expert TIM WRIGHT recounts his experiences...
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Prime The dynamic F1 has been missing for a decade
Although the Lewis Hamilton versus Sebastian Vettel rivalry has given us plenty of entertainment in recent years, Formula 1 hasn't had a true title decider since Nico Rosberg's departure at the end of 2016. It's been a whole decade since more than two teams took the fight down to the wire, so 2020 - if it ever gets underway - has a lot to live up to
Sir Jack Brabham – a unique F1 champion
Sir Jack Brabham, who would have turned 94 this week, has earned a unique place in Formula 1 history. This is his story.
The day Montoya gave F1 a shock to the system
The Brazilian Grand Prix in Interlagos has a rich history of delivering some of Formula 1’s most thrilling spectacles. In 2001, it was a sensational rookie that gave the sport a much-needed shock to the system.
Aston Martin name brings "pressure and expectation" - Stroll
Racing Point Formula 1 team owner Lawrence Stroll says that the planned change to the Aston Martin identity in 2021 will bring "pressure and expectation".
PC issues halt Verstappen’s Redline Esports win streak
Technical problems prevented Red Bull Racing Formula 1 star Max Verstappen from challenging for his fourth successive win in the fifth round of Team Redline’s Esports series for professional drivers, although he rebounded to win again later.
Toronto IndyCar race holds firm on date despite new restrictions
Green Savoree Racing Promotions is sticking with its original date for Honda Indy Toronto, despite new orders from the city’s mayor that all events are canceled through June 30 – less than two weeks before opening practice.
Prime How the 1986 Australian GP played out in the pitlane
The 1986 Australian Grand Prix was the climax of a tense title battle between McLaren's Alain Prost and Williams duo Nigel Mansell and Nelson Piquet - but what was it like to be involved? Autosport's technical expert TIM WRIGHT recounts his experiences...
Sir Jack Brabham – a unique F1 champion
Sir Jack Brabham, who would have turned 94 this week, has earned a unique place in Formula 1 history. This is his story.
Prime Can Iannone's MotoGP career be saved?
Having been handed an 18-month ban for testing positive for a banned anabolic steroid, Andrea Iannone's MotoGP days look increasingly numbered. Although his Aprilia team are steadfastly backing him, Iannone will be out of contract soon. Can he save his MotoGP career?
Prime The dynamic F1 has been missing for a decade
Although the Lewis Hamilton versus Sebastian Vettel rivalry has given us plenty of entertainment in recent years, Formula 1 hasn't had a true title decider since Nico Rosberg's departure at the end of 2016. It's been a whole decade since more than two teams took the fight down to the wire, so 2020 - if it ever gets underway - has a lot to live up to
The day Montoya gave F1 a shock to the system
The Brazilian Grand Prix in Interlagos has a rich history of delivering some of Formula 1’s most thrilling spectacles. In 2001, it was a sensational rookie that gave the sport a much-needed shock to the system.
Bubba Wallace says social distancing may remain in NASCAR
Social distancing has become the “new normal” since the coronavirus outbreak but NASCAR driver Bubba Wallace says the sport may need a form of it to continue in the future.
BMW "honoured" by Wickens' interest in testing DTM car
BMW motorsport director Jens Marquardt is “honoured” that IndyCar driver Robert Wickens wants to drive one of the marque’s DTM cars, although organising a test is not currently possible.
Aston Martin name brings "pressure and expectation" - Stroll
Racing Point Formula 1 team owner Lawrence Stroll says that the planned change to the Aston Martin identity in 2021 will bring "pressure and expectation".
Calderon thought she'd be "further off" at Fuji
Tatiana Calderon says she is comfortable with the gap between her and the pacesetters after Super Formula pre-season testing at Fuji as she thought she would be further behind.
Williams slump not because it doesn't have 'Pink Mercedes'
Williams says its recent poor form in Formula 1 cannot be put down to its decision not to purchase listed parts from a front-running team such as Mercedes.
Aprilia boss slams "absurd" Iannone doping ban
Aprilia MotoGP boss Massimo Rivola says Andrea Iannone’s 18-month racing ban for an anti-doping infringement is “absurd” and vows to support his rider's appeal.
Iannone handed 18-month ban for doping
Aprilia MotoGP rider Andrea Iannone has been handed an 18-month competition ban for an anti-doping infringement, but prosecutors conclude he did not purposefully take steroids.
Silverstone sets deadline for British GP decision
Silverstone has set a deadline of the end of April to decide if this year's British Grand Prix will go ahead.
How 'PAS' system shows Ferrari was on to DAS benefits
When Mercedes revealed its DAS system during pre-season testing, many expected its closest rivals to instantly go marching to the FIA to demand the system be banned.
Dorna helping independent MotoGP teams pay wages
MotoGP promoter Dorna Sports says it is offering financial assistance to satellite teams, as well as Moto2 and Moto3 squads, to help pay staff wages during the coronavirus-enforced hiatus.
Wild Supercars wagon finds new home
The wild Triple Eight 'Sandman' wagon, once driven by Formula 1 star Daniel Ricciardo, has found a new home.
Motorsport Australia reduces staff hours, pay
Motorsport Australia has joined a number of other sporting bodies around the world and reduced hours and pay for its workforce amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.
BTCC champion Sutton to race in Aussie eSport Cup
Former BTCC champion Ash Sutton will compete in the ARG eSport Cup this year, starting with this week’s season opener at Bathurst.
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| 2 |  Mitch Evans | 56 pts |
| 3 |  Alexander Sims | 46 pts |
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