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Mandalika gravel traps under fire again after Fabio Quartararo tumble: "They have to do something"

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Mandalika gravel traps under fire again after Fabio Quartararo tumble: "They have to do something"

Marc Marquez: Ducati “cannot hide” from half-second deficit to Aprilia in Indonesian GP

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Marc Marquez: Ducati “cannot hide” from half-second deficit to Aprilia in Indonesian GP

"It should be banned" - F1 drivers still divided over cooling vests

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Singapore GP
"It should be banned" - F1 drivers still divided over cooling vests

Isack Hadjar reveals surprising reaction after first lap with Red Bull’s own F1 engine

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Singapore GP
Isack Hadjar reveals surprising reaction after first lap with Red Bull’s own F1 engine

Maverick Vinales “thinking every night” about future: “I haven’t given up yet”

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Maverick Vinales “thinking every night” about future: “I haven’t given up yet”

F1 Singapore GP: George Russell on top, Max Verstappen sets impressive lap

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Singapore GP
F1 Singapore GP: George Russell on top, Max Verstappen sets impressive lap

MotoGP Indonesian Grand Prix: Raul Fernandez on top as Aprilia dominates

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MotoGP Indonesian Grand Prix: Raul Fernandez on top as Aprilia dominates

F1 Singapore GP live commentary and updates - George Russell fastest in FP1

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F1 Singapore GP live commentary and updates - George Russell fastest in FP1

Video: How Ferrari started winning in F1

Ferrari is the most historic and successful of all Formula 1 teams, with 15 drivers’ titles and 16 constructors’ crowns putting it well ahead of its rivals. But it had to start somewhere.

Enzo Ferrari in test with the mechanic Nino Berretta, 15-20 HP CMN

In the first of our new A Short View Back to the Past series, Autosport Chief Editor Kevin Turner takes a look at how Enzo Ferrari’s team started its winning ways in grand prix racing.

It’s the tale of how former racer Ferrari went from running the factory Alfa Romeo team before the Second World War to taking on his old employer, which dominated F1 in the early days of the world championship.

Here’s how Ferrari showed his technical savvy by identifying the major weakness in the legendary Alfa Romeo 158/159 design and produced the 375.

Thanks to Jose Froilan Gonzalez and Alberto Ascari, the Ferrari 375 ended Alfa’s reign at the top of F1, forced a rule change and set the Italian team on its way to becoming a legend.

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