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Formula 1
Australian GP
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Formula 1
Formula E: 'F1 is trying to be like us, and that's a mistake'

NASCAR, IndyCar Phoenix doubleheader generates TV ratings boost

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Phoenix
NASCAR, IndyCar Phoenix doubleheader generates TV ratings boost

"Brutal and hilarious": F1 fans recreate Oscar Piastri's Australian GP crash using RC cars

Formula 1
Australian GP
"Brutal and hilarious": F1 fans recreate Oscar Piastri's Australian GP crash using RC cars

Now begins the next act for Sprint Car legend Brad Sweet

General
Now begins the next act for Sprint Car legend Brad Sweet

F1 rival series throw shade at new rules: "We don't do that here"

Formula 1
Australian GP
F1 rival series throw shade at new rules: "We don't do that here"

Is Max Verstappen still motivated? Red Bull plays down concerns amid F1 2026 criticism

Formula 1
Australian GP
Is Max Verstappen still motivated? Red Bull plays down concerns amid F1 2026 criticism

Winners and losers from an action-packed IndyCar race at Phoenix

IndyCar
Phoenix Raceway
Winners and losers from an action-packed IndyCar race at Phoenix
Nostalgia

30 years ago: The drivers and teams of F1 1987

The world title was decided by Nigel Mansell's practice crash at Suzuka, and Nelson Piquet went on to claim his third F1 crown. Here were the runners and riders of F1 1987...

Ayrton Senna, Team Lotus Honda 99T
#1: Alain Prost, McLaren MP4/3, TAG-Porsche
#2: Stefan Johansson, McLaren MP4/3, TAG-Porsche
#3: Jonathan Palmer, Tyrrell DG016, Cosworth
#4: Philippe Streiff, Tyrrell DG016, Cosworth
#5: Nigel Mansell, Williams FW11B, Honda
#5: Riccardo Patrese, Williams FW11B, Honda
Replaced injured Mansell at Australian GP
#6: Nelson Piquet, Williams FW11B, Honda
#7: Riccardo Patrese, Brabham BT56, BMW
#7: Stefano Modena, Brabham BT56, BMW
Replaced Patrese at Australian GP
#8: Andrea de Cesaris, Brabham BT56, BMW
#9: Martin Brundle, Zakspeed 861
#10: Christian Danner, Zakspeed 861
#11: Satoru Nakajima, Team Lotus 99T, Honda
#12: Ayrton Senna, Team Lotus 99T, Honda
#14: Pascal Fabre, AGS JH22, Cosworth
#14: Roberto Moreno, AGS JH22, Cosworth
Replaced Fabre for final two races
#16: Ivan Capelli, March 871, Cosworth
#17: Derek Warwick, Arrows A10, Megatron
#18: Eddie Cheever, Arrows A10, Megatron
#19: Teo Fabi, Benetton B187, Ford
#20: Thierry Boutsen, Benetton B187, Ford
#21: Alex Caffi, Osella FA1I, Alfa Romeo
#22: Gabriele Tarquini, Osella FA1G, Alfa Romeo
Raced at San Marino GP only
#22: Franco Forini, Osella FA1G, Alfa Romeo
Appeared in Italy, Portugal and Spain only
#23: Adrian Campos, Minardi M187, Motori Moderni
#24: Alessandro Nannini, Minardi M187, Motori Moderni
#25: Rene Arnoux, Ligier JS29C, Megatron
#26: Piercarlo Ghinzani, Ligier JS29C, Megatron
#27: Michele Alboreto, Ferrari F187
#28: Gerhard Berger, Ferrari F187
#29: Yannick Dalmas, Larrousse/Lola LC87, Cosworth
Raced in final three Grands Prix
#30: Philippe Alliot, Larrousse/Lola LC87, Cosworth
#32: Nicola Larini, Coloni FC187, Cosworth
Appeared at Italy and Spain only
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