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F1 Bahrain GP in Malaysia: Saturday schedule, weather forecast and how to watch

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F1 Bahrain GP in Malaysia: Saturday schedule, weather forecast and how to watch

Turner Motorsport chases unprecedented North American sports car title trifecta

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Turner Motorsport chases unprecedented North American sports car title trifecta

WRC Sardinia: Thierry Neuville snatches lead from Adrien Fourmaux as Hyundai remains on top

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WRC Sardinia: Thierry Neuville snatches lead from Adrien Fourmaux as Hyundai remains on top

Winward faces Petit Le Mans challenge in bid for IMSA GTD three-peat

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Petit Le Mans
Winward faces Petit Le Mans challenge in bid for IMSA GTD three-peat

Voting open for Autosport Best of the Month nominees: September 2026

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Bahrain GP in Malaysia
Voting open for Autosport Best of the Month nominees: September 2026

Quinn, CrowdStrike Racing target IMSA LMP2 championship comeback at Petit Le Mans

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Quinn, CrowdStrike Racing target IMSA LMP2 championship comeback at Petit Le Mans

Max Verstappen’s unusual run plan and F1 teams’ biggest challenge in Malaysia explained

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Bahrain GP in Malaysia
Max Verstappen’s unusual run plan and F1 teams’ biggest challenge in Malaysia explained

Why extremely rough Sepang was over four seconds slower than Pirelli's F1 simulations

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Bahrain GP in Malaysia
Why extremely rough Sepang was over four seconds slower than Pirelli's F1 simulations

Podcast: All the Catalan GP talking points reviewed

Fabio Quartararo returned to the top step of the podium and at the top of the MotoGP world standings after claiming victory in last Sunday's Catalan Grand Prix.

Alex Rins, Team Suzuki MotoGP

Quartararo endured a difficult run from Brno to the second Misano outing, failing to score a podium having dominated the opening two rounds of the year at Jerez back in July.

Managing the drop of his rear tyre after taking the lead on lap nine, Quartararo just held onto the win, with Suzuki's Joan Mir getting to within a second at the chequered flag. After nightmare races for Ducati's Andrea Dovizioso - whose race was ended by a crash - and Yamaha's Maverick Vinales, who struggled to ninth, Quartararo and Mir are beginning to emerge as the title favourites in this unpredictable 2020 campaign.

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In the latest Tank Slappers podcast, Autosport's International Editor Lewis Duncan and Motorsport.com's Global MotoGP Editor Oriol Puigdemont discuss the title situation after the Catalan GP. The pair also discuss Valentino Rossi's decision to continue into 2021, and look at the problems facing KTM.

 
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