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W Series champion Chadwick to test Indy Lights car for Andretti Autosport

Two-time W Series champion Jamie Chadwick will test an Indy Lights car this month, prepared by Andretti Autosport.

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Magazine: Verstappen's Belgian GP charge, Silverstone Classic review

Max Verstappen’s brilliant victory in the 2022 Belgian Grand Prix leads this week’s issue of Autosport magazine, out today (1 September).

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UK set to miss out as expanded 2023 WRC calendar progresses

The World Rally Championship is edging closer to releasing an expanded 2023 calendar, although the series has confirmed that the United Kingdom is set to miss out again.

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Dennis signs multi-year extension with Andretti Formula E squad

Jake Dennis has officially extended his deal with Avalanche Andretti in Formula E on a multi-year basis, remaining with the team for 2022-23 and beyond.

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Champion squad HRT “relieved” by first “own-achieved DTM victory”

Haupt Racing Team boss Ulrich Fritz says Luca Stolz’s maiden DTM victory at the Nurburgring was particularly special as it was “our first really own-achieved” win in the series.

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Video: Just how did Verstappen win from 14th at Spa?

Max Verstappen scored one of the most dominant victories of his Formula 1 career to date with a fight through the field to win Sunday's Belgian Grand Prix.

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DTM safety car rules “need some re-thinking” – Eng

BMW factory driver Philipp Eng says the DTM’s pitstop rules under safety car conditions “need some re-thinking” after missing out on a chance of victory at the Nurburgring.

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How Verstappen won the F1 Belgian GP from 14th on the grid

Max Verstappen scored one of the most dominant victories of his Formula 1 career to date with a fight through the field to win Sunday’s Belgian Grand Prix.

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Grasser regrets “weekend to forget” in Bortolotti’s DTM title challenge

Grasser Racing team boss Gottfried Grasser says he regrets 'a weekend to forget' at the Nurburgring as DTM title challenger Mirko Bortolotti scored no points after incidents in both races.

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Rast: "Unacceptable" driving standards make DTM "no fun to drive"

Three-time DTM champion Rene Rast has slammed the 'unacceptable' driving standards in the German-based series, saying 'it’s really no fun to drive anymore' after a tough weekend at the Nurburgring.

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Autosport writers' favourite F1 Belgian Grands Prix

The future of the Belgian Grand Prix has been widely discussed in the run-up to this weekend's race that resumes the 2022 Formula 1 season after the summer break.

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Mercedes F1 star Russell thinks MotoGP is “bold” to not test sprint races first

Mercedes Formula 1 driver George Russell thinks MotoGP’s plans to introduce sprint races in 2023 without any testing first is “bold”.

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Albon's extension "sped up" to take Williams F1 driver off the market

Williams “sped up” announcing Alex Albon’s Formula 1 contract extension to ensure he was off the market amid the fallout triggered by Sebastian Vettel’s retirement.

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McGill is new Autosport National Driver Rankings leader

There's a new leader of Autosport's National Driver Rankings after three wins for Liam McGill last weekend propelled him into top spot.

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Magazine: Porsche 956/962 special

This week’s Autosport magazine, out today (25 August), tells the story of the Porsche 956 and 962 on a number of fronts.

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Solberg offers rally car outing to McLaren F1 star Norris

World Rally Championship driver Oliver Solberg has offered Formula 1 driver Lando Norris an outing in a rally car after the McLaren driver revealed a desire to try the discipline.

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Alfa Romeo: "Good restart" was what Bottas needed in Formula 1

Frederic Vasseur believes Alfa Romeo offered Valtteri Bottas the “good restart” he needed in Formula 1 after leaving Mercedes at the end of last year.

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Audi’s F1 plans take shape as Sauber announcement looms

The entry by Volkswagen brands Audi and Porsche into Formula 1 has been one of motorsport’s worst kept secrets, with both car companies still yet to officially announce their plans.

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Jos Verstappen keen to test WRC Rally1 car after Ypres outing

Ex-Formula 1 driver Jos Verstappen says he would like to test a top tier Rally1 car in the future following his World Rally Championship debut at Ypres Rally Belgium.

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Fenestraz, Nato join Nissan Formula E squad for 2022-23 season

Nissan has signed Sacha Fenestraz and Norman Nato as its Formula E drivers for the 2022-23 season as part of a total overhaul of its driver line-up.

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Autosport Podcast: WRC Ypres Rally Belgium review

Ypres Rally Belgium provided one of the most drama-filled rounds of the World Rally Championship season as Hyundai’s Ott Tanak claimed a surprise victory.

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Albon: "Value of success" main difference between Red Bull and Williams in F1

Alex Albon says he enjoys how small wins are celebrated at Williams following his spell with Red Bull and thinks the value of success is the main difference between the two Formula 1 teams.

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Claims track time won’t change with MotoGP sprints “bullshit” – Espargaro

Aprilia’s Aleix Espargaro has countered claims from MotoGP that weekend track time will not change with the introduction of sprint races in 2023, saying “it’s not the solution” needed.

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Sprint races will make MotoGP “more spectacular" - Marquez

Six-time MotoGP world champion Marc Marquez says the introduction of sprint races in 2023 will make the series “more spectacular”.

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The early Brabham that could have given Gurney an F1 crown

The first Brabham Formula 1 cars should have achieved more, and in 1964 the BT7's rotten reliability meant Dan Gurney was out of title contention before sweeping to victory in the Mexican finale. To mark 30 years since Brabham's F1 demise, we revisit an article first published in the 13…

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