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 16 OCT |
BY SCOTT MITCHELL |
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| The latest driver to try a Formula 1 car for the first time was, paradoxically, perhaps the most experienced at Suzuka last weekend. But even after a stellar practice debut, can Japan's most prominent racer realistically expect anything more? |
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| 15 OCT |
BY LEWIS DUNCAN |
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| OPINION: Just 12 riders lined up on the grid for the World Superbike opener at El Villicum as a protest grew. The world champion starting the race, and rumours of underhand tactics, then caused the protest to collapse, but also leaves a lot of questions hanging |
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| 15 OCT |
BY JAMES NEWBOLD |
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| It's often maligned as the 'unsexy' way to win, but consistency is exceptionally difficult to achieve and should be celebrated. A multi-disciplinary panel of champions explains why. |
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| 15 OCT |
BY GARY ANDERSON |
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| Mercedes' era of dominance is casting a shadow on the success Ferrari enjoyed during its Michael Schumacher days, but the Silver Arrows squad has one key skill that its Formula 1 rival must learn to dethrone it |
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| 14 OCT |
BY MATT KEW |
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| Championship finales are often overhyped and fall flat in reality. But it's unlikely anyone attending the British Touring Car Championship decider at Brands Hatch last weekend could have been prepared for the extraordinary events |
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| 14 OCT |
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| Mercedes may have wrapped up one of this year's world championships at Suzuka, but that doesn't mean the Japanese Grand Prix was a non-event as far as updates for the remainder of the 2019 season are concerned |
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| 14 OCT |
BY BEN ANDERSON |
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| Ferrari turned around Mercedes' early advantage at Suzuka and should have been able to use its front row sweep to control the Japanese Grand Prix even with a race pace disadvantage - but it let things slip away, again |
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| 12 OCT |
BY EDD STRAW |
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| Even though Mercedes looks poised to interrupt Ferrari's run of pacesetting form in Japan, the changes made at Maranello appear to have tackled this year's key weaknesses and set up a proper 2020 title fight |
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| 12 OCT |
BY ROB WILSON |
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| A bold pair of IndyCar stars are taking on the Supercars field at this weekend's Bathurst 1000. Autosport Performance's legendary driver coach Rob Wilson says his experience with Supercars drivers is they can match the best in the world |
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| 12 OCT |
BY LEWIS DUNCAN |
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| Johann Zarco is set to make a MotoGP comeback just a month after being dropped by KTM. He has plenty to prove at LCR Honda, but there's the potential he could show that KTM was the problem in their ill-fated pairing |
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| 12 OCT |
BY F1 RACING |
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| Many Formula 1 teams throw resources at young talent in the hope of discovering the next superstar. But their strike rate is poor for a reason, says EDD STRAW |
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| 12 OCT |
BY F1 RACING |
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| Several new teams have shown an interest in joining the Formula 1 circus, but the response from the people in charge has been lukewarm at best. STUART CODLING argues that new entrants are wasting their time until F1 gets its house in order |
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| 11 OCT |
BY BEN ANDERSON |
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| Lewis Hamilton made no secret of his excitement at the prospect of a proper three-way scrap for honours between Mercedes, Ferrari and Red Bull at Suzuka. But will such a scenario arise, or in reality does one team have a clear edge over the other two? |
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| 11 OCT |
BY MATT JAMES |
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| The British Touring Car Championship's close battles mean it never fails to deliver an exciting title finale. With two team-mates fighting against each other and title-fight rookies and outsiders in the mix, this year is set to bring drama aplenty |
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| 10 OCT |
BY STEPHEN LICKORISH |
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| The popularity of the British Touring Car Championship means its support categories get hefty footfall at circuits on raceday, and they deserve it producing thrilling action and drivers like Lando Norris. Four series are set to crown champions this weekend |
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| 10 OCT |
BY SERGIO SILLO |
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| Double Formula 1 champion Fernando Alonso took on one of his biggest challenges yet in the five-day Dakar warm-up event, Rally Morocco. Alonso gives his thoughts on his progress in a "bittersweet" event, and whether he will contest the Dakar |
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