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Alan Rees had the distinction of helping to found two Formula 1 teams, and was one of the earliest employees of a third. The Briton, who has died aged 86 after a long illness, was a partner in both March and Arrows, which entered the grand prix arena in 1970…

Far more successful in touring cars, GTs and sportscars Zakspeed had a disappointing five-year spell in Grand Prix racing from 1985 to 1989, logging a single points finish.

Ferrari hired Fred Vasseur to replace departing team principal Mattia Binotto, but not before reportedly approaching Red Bull chief Horner to try to tempt him to defect to Maranello

Binotto's resignation as Ferrari team principal was announced at the end of November, though it remains to be seen if his replacement Frederic Vasseur can lead the Italians to success

Second-generation racing man Chris Mower reflects on his varied career working as a mechanic, engineer and team manager in single-seaters and sportscars across both sides of the Atlantic, and shares tips for prospective members of the industry

Three starts in as many years meant Fredrik Ekblom never got a fair crack of the whip in US open-wheel racing before becoming one of Sweden’s greatest touring car drivers of the modern era. He explains how frequent frustrations eventually convinced him to head back to Europe, leaving Kenny Brack…

Lola’s first Formula 3000 car wasn’t a success, and neither was its second. But perseverance in the F1 feeder series would eventually be rewarded for the company that has recently been resurrected under new ownership and plans to race again, as Autosport explained in a 2018 Lola celebratory supplement

Schumacher's future with Haas is said to be in doubt after several expensive crashes which have angered team boss Guenther Steiner, and other teams will likely not be too impressed either

Michael Schumacher's son's difficult start to the Formula 1 season continued in Monaco