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

Who’s top of the F1 class, and who must try harder?

Top Red Bull man Wheatley departs to be Audi chief

Another American bid joins Andretti in hunt for F1 entry

McLaren ties in Stella on multi-year contract…

…while Alpine appoints Oakes to replace Famin

SPORTSCARS

Paddock explosion and pile-up mar Nordschleife six-hour race

Cadillac and Jota come clean on 2025 Hypercar tie-up

Brickley is UK’s tin-top pick for Games medal shot

Jenzer to end 15-year GP3/F3 run

DE VRIES SET TO MAKE DEBUT IN SUPER FORMULA

GT WORLD CHALLENGE AUSTRALIA

Di Grassi commits to Lola effort

Learning from mistakes • McLaren’s return to winning form has been accompanied by some costly errors. But the lessons and improvements that result could be the making of the team

MotoGP’s British disconnect • A home-hero winner in Moto2 was cause for celebration at Silverstone on Sunday. Just don’t hold your breath to see a British ace shine in the premier class

Japan makes its move • Overseas races planned for Super GT and Super Formula in 2025 suggest Japanese motorsport is finally ready to shake off the country’s pandemic hangover

THE THEMES TO WATCH FOR THE REST OF F1 2024 • With 14 of the 24 races completed, Formula 1 is now into its summer break. Here are the key plots to keep an eye on for the rest of the campaign

DRIVER GRADES

WEHRLEIN AND PORSCHE NEUTER THE BIG CATS • Jaguar’s Nick Cassidy should have won the Formula E title; team-mate Mitch Evans could have claimed it. But their collapse led to German joy

ROUND BY ROUND

AUTOSPORT’S TOP 10 DRIVERS

SHOOTING FOR THE STRATOSPHERE • Lancia’s bid to win the World Rally crown resulted in a mid-engined, Ferrari-powered weapon that changed the sport. Half a century on, the Italian marque’s chief Cesare Fiorio looks back

LANCIA STRATOS TOP WRC MOMENTS

The day a Finnish dream died • Kalle Rovanpera was nailed-on to break his duck on his home event. Then a big crash for the two-time champion gave victory to Sebastien Ogier

SOLBERG SEES OFF GUESTING LATVALA

Tandy and Jaminet head a Porsche 1-2

Lynk & Co pair on top, but Michelisz extends lead

ARTA duo do their Civic duty

WEEKEND WINNERS

Bastianini is a bastion of supremacy

The race is on! • Don’t miss any of the action this season

Minis marvel at Brands • Thrilling racing from the pocket rockets at Mini Festival

FF Corse plans Ferrari British GT return

First-time Combe GT drivers to get free entry

TOMLINSONS UNITE AS GINETTA LMP1 RETURNS TO RACING

Cockshoot Cup to join the BRSCC for 2025, retains northern focus

NISSAN BACK ON TRACK

Harpham continues his fine form to claim Assen Superkart glory

Jimmy McRae back to the BRC

Ma7da ace tackles Sports 1000

Ex-F1 driver Brabham makes 116 Trophy debut at Snetterton

Nichols aims for Castle Combe return

Recreating a national favourite • It’s been a tricky start for the new Clio Cup GB series, but there have already been glimpses of the elements that made its predecessor so popular

Padmore and Owens are the Mini masters

WEEKEND WINNERS

PRE-’66 MINIS ENTERTAIN AS SANWA TROPHY RETURNS

Sports 1000 thrillers produce three winners

WEEKEND...