Autosport - October 15, 2020

The Shock Of The New

If the spectacle of Lewis Hamilton carving his way to the world title seems familiar, much is changing off-track in the new Liberty era.

Dovizioso's Wet Win Keeps Thrilling Title Race Alive

JUST WHEN IT SEEMED MARC MARQUEZ was on the brink of securing MotoGP title number four, Andrea Dovizioso scored a sixth race win of the season to ensure that this most unpredictable of championship campaigns goes down to the last race.

Where Now For The Williams Revival?

Williams leaped to near the front of the field the last time F1’s regulations changed in 2014, but has slowly slipped back since then. The team needs to repeat the trick

Renault's Real First Year Back

After 2016’s ‘year zero’, this will be the season where Renault finally starts working its way towards the front. But there’s a long way to go.

Buemi Completes Hat-trick With His Best Win

Three wins from three rounds, and the championship leader appears stronger than ever. But his rivals look set to make his life much harder.

Porsche Closes On Title After Another Swap

Neel Jani, Andre Lotterer and Nick Tandy were the moral victors, but had to hand the lead over to their team-mates. Again.

Turkington's Missed Chance As Sutton Digs Deep

An unexpected twist of fortunes ensured points leader Sutton held his advantage.

Frijns And Leonard Defy Finale Chaos

THE BLANCPAIN SPRINT CUP FINALE WAS so frenetic and dramatic that two unexpected title contenders – of the 13 drivers who entered the weekend with a shot at the championship – didn’t even realise they were fighting for the crown when the crucial pass was made.

Prodrive Pair Peerless

TWO NEW NAMES WERE ADDED TO THE list of Supercars race winners at Sandown, as Cam Waters and Richie Stanaway combined to take their maiden main game victories.

Nigel Roebuck

The good and the bad of Bernie