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

Is Ferrari getting closer to ending its wait for an F1 title?

Formula 1 owner Liberty takes over MotoGP after €4.2billion buyout

LATEST REJIG AT McLAREN; SANCHEZ EXITS

Antonelli to get first F1 test

Newey gets big-money offer to join Aston…

…as Honda sets up new factory to prep engines

Williams pair clear for Japan, says Vowles

Hamlin swipes win from Truex

Cadillac excluded from Qatar as Ferrari team gets hefty fine

Entry list shows it’s a Caddy duo

Vettel enjoys ‘fun’ Porsche test

WEBB TO RACE TWO McLARENS IN EUROPEAN PLAN

Lola enters Formula E in power tie-up with Yamaha

Nissan becomes first to commit to new Gen4 era

Two-car Hypercar teams for ’25

BTCC

Sutton locked in until end of 2026

KENYAN PRESIDENT WANTS ENDURANCE BACK IN SAFARI

F1 JAPANESE GRAND PRIX PREVIEW

Another Suzuka repeat? • While the smart money will be on a return to the front for Red Bull in Japan following Ferrari’s day in the Aussie sun, the opening corners could be interesting…

What next for the WRC? • The FIA has drawn up a raft of proposals aimed at improving the health of rallying, but not all the plans have gone down well with competitors

IS FERRARI’S NEW AGE WORKING? • While its 1-2 in Australia is unlikely to indicate an immediate title-drought-ending resurgence, the sense that tides are turning at the Italian squad is compelling

HAMILTON OVER SAINZ THE RIGHT CALL?

FROM F1 COCKPIT TO ANOTHER SEAT OF POWER • Sakon Yamamoto had a tricky driving career, but he believes some of the lessons he learned are helping him in his quest to improve lives in Japan

RETURN OF THE HUFF STUFF • The 2012 World Touring Car champion is back in the BTCC for his first full-time campaign since 2004. What’s driven his move from the global stage to the Speedworks Toyota line-up?

Clever Rovanpera avoids the Safari pitfalls • While rivals suffered the perils of the WRC’s toughest event, the double world champion was near-faultless on his march to victory in Kenya

GREENSMITH FIGHTS OFF ILLNESS TO TOP WRC2

Guenther and Maserati win Japanese waiting game • A slow-burner of a contest delivered the fifth different winner in as many races on Formula E’s first visit to the land of the rising sun

IN THE HEADLINES

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

Sharp cuts clear from his GB3 rivals • Reigning F4 champion grabs early advantage at Oulton

Broadbent races ‘insane’ MX-5 in Classic Thunder

BRSCC reveals heavily tweaked BMW racer

British GT figures like FCY, dislike interruptions

Works Cooper returns to race in the UK for first time in 75 years

Champion Zelos opts for fresh Mini bid

Radical aces Micouris and Chance to Ligier

Igoe’s sixth sense lands him another rally victory

Winning with kids • New British GT squad Forsetti Motorsport impressively won on its debut thanks to its teenage driver pairing, but instant success shouldn’t be a surprise

Brilliant brace for Barwell sets British GT scene

MORRIS DANCING AFTER GT4 TRIUMPH

RACE RESULTS

Sharp start from Rodin driver as he grabs the early GB3 initiative

Three different winners as GB4 season begins

RACE WINNERS

Bell fails to ring on a double Pre-’66 Mini...