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Teammate wars: Who’s winning ahead of the Azerbaijan GP?
Heading into the Azerbaijan Grand Prix in Baku, there are already strong battles breaking out among the Formula 1 field - giving our regular video show ‘Teammate Wars’ plenty to examine.
Prime Can Rossi pull off his own Tiger Woods moment?
Valentino Rossi was the man who pounced - initially - when Marc Marquez fell at Austin. He may not have won the race, but there were signs he could yet produce his own Tiger Woods moment in 2019.
Three things we learned from Austin's MotoGP race
MotoGP's Grand Prix of the Americas was notable for Marc Marquez's winning streak ending, but it also provided plenty of intrigue.
Prime F1 must go extreme with qualifying changes or leave it
It has been mooted that Formula 1 could introduce an extra segment in qualifying to add extra jeopardy for the bigger teams. But is this going dangerously close to trying to fix something that isn't broken as F1 did with the 2016 elimination debacle?
How the 'King of COTA' fell from his throne
Marc Marquez's reign of dominance at Austin's Circuit of the Americas was the perfect demonstration of the talents that have made him MotoGP's top star. But this year, he reminded the world that he is not infallible.
Debate: Was it really necessary for Ferrari to issue team orders?
Ferrari’s Chinese Grand Prix team orders failed to stop Mercedes claiming a third-straight one-two finish, and sparked debate about how it is handling new recruit Charles Leclerc and Sebastian Vettel.
Five things to look out for in the Chinese Grand Prix
Formula 1 celebrates the 1000th world championship race this weekend in China, but there is a lot more at stake than just the honour of winning the landmark race.
Opinion: Bautista's warning from World Superbike history
Alvaro Bautista has established himself as firm favourite for World Superbike title honours in his rookie season with his obliteration of the field in the first three rounds. But Lewis Duncan says the iconic 2002 season shows why Bautista and Ducati can't afford to get complacent.
Prime Will F1 make it to a 2000th world championship race?
Formula 1 is celebrating reaching the major milestone of its 1000th world championship race. But will it make it to 2000? And, if it does, just what would the F1 of the future look like?
Prime F1 1000 matters - but it's the 1001st race staged
The 1000th world championship race that Formula 1 is celebrating this weekend may be problematic in terms of its semantic meaning, but the fact that it has reached such a milestone is well worth celebrating
Prime Why F1 rules standoff is "scarily similar" to Brexit
Is Formula 1's standoff on 2021 regulations similar to the Brexit scenario in the UK? Gary Anderson tackles these questions and more as F1 heads to its 1000th GP
Teammate wars: Who’s winning ahead of the Chinese GP?
The latest instalment of the 2019 Formula 1 teammate battles takes a look at who is winning the war following the Bahrain Grand Prix.
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Was Leclerc's Bahrain reaction a 2019 title 'campaign speech'?
Through his composed and graceful reaction to his Bahrain Grand Prix heartbreak, Charles Leclerc took another step towards making Ferrari his team and himself its main championship hope.
Prime The headaches that will dominate F1 2019
Just two races into the 2019 Formula 1 season, every team has encountered specific problems they must cure if they are to succeed. But that could actually be a good thing for the competitive order
Why IndyCar stars should be nervous of new wave super-rookies
Just two races into the NTT IndyCar Series’ 2019 season, it’s already apparent that the latest batch of rookies could alter perceptions, shake up the driver market and force team owners to make some tough decisions. David Malsher explains.
What Vettel errors say about his ongoing Hamilton battle
Sebastian Vettel's spin in Formula 1's Bahrain Grand Prix was a reminder of the mistakes that cost Ferrari in the 2018 title race.
Prime How "spoiled" Ricciardo got a reality check
While Renault is some way behind where it wants to be in Formula 1, Daniel Ricciardo hasn't had the best start to the 2019 season either. Time is slipping away for one of the championship's best drivers to become a consistent title threat
Five things we learned from the Bahrain Grand Prix
Motorsport Network’s Julia Piquet gives her top five takeaways from Sunday’s Bahrain Grand Prix, round 2 of the 2019 Formula 1 World Championship.
Leclerc's Bahrain GP Ferrari engine problem explained
In the aftermatch of Charles Leclerc's heartbreaking loss of a first Formula 1 victory in the Bahrain Grand Prix, there was confusion over the nature of his Ferrari's problem.
Prime Why comeback Kubica is not the same driver
Robert Kubica's return to Formula 1 has been blighted by the kind of uncompetitive machinery that would have caused the old Kubica to demand answers. But his time away from F1 has made him a different driver
Five things to look out for in the Bahrain Grand Prix
Ahead of the second round of the 2019 Formula 1 season taking place in Bahrain, there are a number of key storylines to follow this weekend.
Did ‘Super Sebring’ mark a new dawn for WEC-IMSA relations?
The FIA World Endurance Championship's return to Sebring was undoubtedly a triumph, but it also may have laid the foundations for a closer relationship with IMSA that could help deliver a brighter future for sportscar racing on both sides of the Atlantic, writes Jamie Klein.
Prime Did the Australian GP flatter Honda's progress?
Honda got its first podium since returning to Formula 1. But did the Australian Grand Prix's layout flatter it? Our technical expert answers this and a host of other questions
Fan opinion: Key 2019 Australian GP statistics for every driver
Motorsport Network’s app for racing enthusiasts – Motorsport Fans – allows its users to create content, get rewards, status and respect from fellow fanatics. Here, we bring you the top article from this week…
