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Prime Will Brexit break Formula 1?
Amid the endless political wrangling over Britain's biggest constitutional upheaval for a generation, is Formula 1 geared to thrive regardless, or will - asks Ben Anderson - Brexit wreck it?
Prime The five keys to Hamilton’s genius
Now he's smoked Sebastian Vettel in two consecutive title fights Lewis Hamilton has staked his claim to be known as his generation’s greatest grand prix driver. Ben Anderson asks, what is it that makes him this era’s best of the best?
Track test: Jaguar’s new electric street racer
Jaguar Racing has launched the world’s first international championship for production-based electric cars with a racing version of its I-Pace.
Prime Why F1 fears the changes that can save it
F1 is spectacular and fascinating for those heavily involved in it, but it doesn't do a good enough job of getting that across to a wider audience, or allowing the things that make it so great to come to the surface often enough.
Prime Why Red Bull thinks Marquez could make it in F1
Four-time MotoGP champion Marc Márquez is peerless on two wheels - but what did he make of a test drive in a Formula 1 car?
Vandoorne to leave McLaren after 2018 F1 season
Stoffel Vandoorne will lose his McLaren Formula 1 drive at the end of the 2018 season, the team has confirmed.
Engine not to blame for Ricciardo's retirement
Red Bull and Renault say Daniel Ricciardo's retirement from the Italian Grand Prix was caused by a suspected problem with his car's clutch, rather than an engine failure.
Verstappen: Upgraded Renault still "over a second off"
Max Verstappen says Renault’s Spec C engine is still missing “over a second” to Mercedes and Ferrari at the Italian Grand Prix, despite providing a performance boost.
Grosjean: Ferrari hope never a factor in Haas move
Romain Grosjean insists his decision to join Haas was never taken with a potential Formula 1 future at Ferrari in mind.
Formula 1 needs McLaren back from "turmoil" - Horner
Red Bull team boss Christian Horner hopes rival squad McLaren can recover from its present "turmoil" because Formula 1 "needs McLaren to be performing" given its history.
Prime Understanding what really makes Fernando Alonso tick
In this piece, first published in Autosport magazine in 2015, we assess the real Fernando Alonso, with input from on-track rivals, team colleagues and the man himself.
Grosjean loss of form like Djokovic in tennis
Romain Grosjean has compared his struggles during the 2018 Formula 1 season to 13-time tennis grand slam winner Novak Djokovic's run of poor form prior to his recent Wimbledon success.
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F1 hopeful Giovinazzi wants to prove he's no "simulator driver"
Ferrari reserve Antonio Giovinazzi says it’s been “really hard” not racing in 2018 and hopes he can prove “I’m not a simulator driver” by graduating to Formula 1 next season.
F1 stewards influenced by drivers' reputation - Haas
Haas team boss Gunther Steiner believes Formula 1's stewards are influenced by the prior reputations and standing of the drivers and teams they deal with, despite efforts to remain impartial.
Prime The chief victim of F1's renewed civil war
Carlos Sainz's deal to join Renault on loan from Red Bull appeared at first to have given him control over his own destiny. But is he now next in line to be shuffled out of the door in Renault's relentless pursuit of progress?
Vandoorne: Hungary shows things "back to normal"
McLaren driver Stoffel Vandoorne says his performance in the Hungarian Grand Prix shows "everything is back to normal” after a miserable recent run of form.
Alonso concedes Grosjean did better job at VSC restart
Fernando Alonso has conceded Romain Grosjean's opportunistic overtake at the first virtual safety car restart in the Hungarian Grand Prix was fair, having initially suggested it might be illegal.
Wolff clarifies Bottas "wingman" comment
Toto Wolff has clarified his reference to Valtteri Bottas as Lewis Hamilton's "wingman" in Formula 1's Hungarian Grand Prix, insisting Mercedes does not favour one driver over the other.
Hartley "put balls on the line" to secure Q3 debut
Brendon Hartley says he “really put my balls on the line” to secure a breakthrough top-10 qualifying result at the Hungarian Grand Prix.
"Heartbroken" Perez says legal move saved Force India
Sergio Perez is "heartbroken" at taking legal action against Force India and its owner Vijay Mallya, but says it was necessary to save the Formula 1 team from going bust.
Alonso says 70% of McLaren car work focused on 2019
Fernando Alonso says "70%" of the recent work on McLaren's troublesome Formula 1 car was focused on 2019 and it has only brought one proper upgrade so far in 2018.
Consistency "the magic word" for Grosjean's future at Haas
Haas team boss Gunther Steiner says Romain Grosjean's future at the squad depends on him finding greater consistency in Formula 1.
Ex-Bridgestone tyre man key to Haas' 2018 consistency
Kevin Magnussen reckons the decision to hire an ex-Bridgestone tyre engineer over the winter has been "one of the biggest factors" in the improved performance of Haas in Formula 1.
Prime How Bottas's bad luck is saving Hamilton
Valtteri Bottas has had so much misfortune in 2018 that it's easy to imagine he could be leading the championship with better luck. But when the circumstances are fully analysed, it's Sebastian Vettel who'd actually be better off.
