AUTOSPORT

The UK’s ‘must-read’ motorsport magazine AUTOSPORT is revered by fans and industry personnel alike as the ultimate source of motorsport news and analysis. The magazine’s expert editorial covers all aspects of the sport, from major international series such as Formula 1, Sports Car racing and the World Rally Championship, to the less glamorous but hugely important grassroots events in UK club motorsport.

Can Lewis and Ferrari make the next step? • What can we make of Hamilton’s decision not to pit under the VSC in Singapore?

Max makes it look easy

Antonelli benefits from Norris misfortune as Madrid’s new track disappoints

Russell resists late Verstappen challenge in Baku

Verstappen back on top amid Sepang chaos

Verstappen dominates in Singapore to complete the set

Options close for Ocon as he heads for Haas exit door

FIA acts on Sepang bug in software

INSIDER • Stuart Codling ponders Hamilton’s Singapore meltdown

INSIDER • We could have a Verstappen-Antonelli fight in 2027, reckons Jake Boxall-Legge

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WHERE’S YOUR HEAD AT? • The seven-time world champion appears to have been reborn as a competitive force this season... some of the time

WHAT'S GOING ON AT HAAS? • A strong start to the season followed by a slump, and how a development blind alley was turned into a positive, are explained by team boss Ayao Komatsu. Then there's the matter of who's going to be Ollie Bearman's team-mate next year...

PIERRE GASLY • ALPINE F1 DRIVER

JAMES HUNT'S 10 GREATEST RACES • It’s 50 years since the Briton won his F1 title in that dramatic Fuji finale. Time to select his finest performances

ALTERNATIVE VIEW • Rallying deservedly in the spotlight – and teaching Formula 1 a thing or two

Second place takes the spoils

It’s not Dunne yet – thriller looms depending on calendar

Gordon Johncock

Editorial • gets the lowdown on the FIA F3 title protagonists

SPORTSCARS

Toyota outsmarts faster rivals on home ground • Was it an audacious punt or a strategic stroke of genius? In reality, the tactic that pulled a hometown victory out of the bag for Toyota at Fuji probably lay somewhere between those two descriptions. An informed or calculated gamble late in the race yielded the Japanese manufacturer a third World Endurance Championship win of the season. Sebastien Buemi, Brendon Hartley and Ryo Hirakawa prevailed on a day that they didn't look like they were truly in the mix aboard the #8 Toyota TR010 Hybrid Le Mans Hypercar.

Porsche and Penske complete the set at Road Atlanta

Conway set to hang up his helmet

Two Ferraris are the only Hypercars

ACO EXTENDS DEAL TO PROMOTE WEC

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THE McLAREN RECRUIT CHASING HIS LE MANS DREAM • Laurens Vanthoor has won pretty much all there is to win in endurance racing, except the Big One, which explains why he has decided to join McLaren’s new attack…

The thrill of the chase

Solberg clings on to title hopes with hot Chile victory

Evans takes historic title after Solberg’s climactic crash

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GOOD EVANS, ELFYN'S FINALLY DONE IT • The Welshman had finished WRC runner-up five times, then a dramatic twist of fate delivered the prize he'd worked so hard to achieve

TOURING CARS • It ain’t over ’til it’s over

Kostecki and Hazelwood make the impossible possible on final lap

Editorial • ponders Bathurst’s lack of international flavour

A MISSED OPPORTUNITY • Its fire burned briefly but brightly before being snuffed out at the end of 1996. Three decades on, this is the story of the ITC

Big delight for Mini champion

Sutton makes history in style at Silverstone

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