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The Olympian who beats brain damage to race for Hyundai

Despite a life-changing trauma that meant he had to learn to read, write and speak again, Aaron Muss made a successful career in snowboarding and even reached the Olympics. Now, he's attempting to translate his skills to the track in IMSA's TCR series with the Bryan Herta Autosport Hyundai team…

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Rossi joins Arrow McLaren SP IndyCar team in multi-year deal

Alexander Rossi will join Arrow McLaren SP for the 2023 IndyCar season after his departure from Andretti Autosport, as the team scales up to run three cars next year.

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Cockell muscles his way into fifth in Autosport National Driver Rankings

Modified Fords racer Dave Cockell has stormed up to fifth place in Autosport's National Driver Rankings after his latest two victories at Donington Park last weekend.

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Bourdais not ruling out IMSA 2022 title tilt despite ill-fortune

Sebastien Bourdais says he’s not ruling out a title challenge in the IMSA SportsCar Championship this year, despite having “at least one too many jokers” so far in 2022.

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Lamborghini explains decision to enter LMDh one year after rivals

Lamborghini motorsport boss Giorgio Sanna says the company’s decision to enter the LMDh arena one year later than several major competitors will afford it time to develop its internal structure.

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Autosport readers choose the greatest WRC drivers in history

In the lead up to the World Rally Championship’s 50th anniversary season celebrations at Rally Portugal, Autosport asked readers on social media to name its greatest ever driver. So who came out on top?

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Breen won't "re-invent the wheel" to get WRC 2022 back on track

Craig Breen insists he doesn’t “need to re-invent the wheel” to ignite his World Rally Championship season after a frustrating run of events.

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Autosport writers' favourite F1 Monaco Grands Prix

This weekend marks the 79th running of the Monaco Grand Prix, one of the most prestigious events on the global motor racing calendar. That means there are plenty of iterations for our writers to pick as their favourites...

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MGU-K failure hampers Bottas Monaco as F1 practice woes continue

A run of Friday bad luck for Valtteri Bottas continued at Formula 1's Monaco GP as the Alfa Romeo driver lost a practice session for the fourth consecutive race weekend.

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FIA working with WRC teams to tackle higher Rally1 cockpit temperatures

World Rally Championship teams and the FIA are working on solutions to resolve the issue of increased cockpit temperatures in the new Rally1 cars.

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Neuville: Hyundai WRC unreliability letting Rovanpera run away

Thierry Neuville says Hyundai's ongoing reliability issues are becoming 'very frustrating' and contributing to Toyota's Kalle Rovanpera running away in the World Rally Championship title race.

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Aprilia to partner with RNF to field satellite MotoGP bikes in 2023

RNF and Aprilia have finalising a deal that will see the Malaysian outfit become the Noale-based brand's satellite MotoGP team from next year.

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Hayward hares up to second in Autosport National Driver Rankings

Clubmans Sports Prototype racer Michelle Hayward has stormed into second place in the Autosport National Driver Rankings after taking three more class wins at Brands Hatch last weekend.

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Magazine: F1 Spanish Grand Prix review as Verstappen hits the front

Max Verstappen taking the Formula 1 points lead, Charles Leclerc’s misfortune and George Russell’s superb Spanish Grand Prix make the cover of this week’s Autosport magazine, out today (26 May).

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WRC drivers call for improved Pirelli rubber after Portugal punctures

Several World Rally Championship drivers have called for improvements to the control Pirelli tyres following a spate of punctures at Rally Portugal last weekend.

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The Lamborghini talisman leading his troops to DTM success

Since signing his first factory contract with the marque in 2015, Mirko Bortolotti has become Lamborghini's Mr Dependable. And after a short spell at Audi in 2020, the Italian is back with his long-time collaborators at the Grasser Racing Team and has made a strong start to life in the…

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WRC Portugal: The Good, The Bad and the emergence of a future legend

The World Rally Championship has a new star on its hand as Kalle Rovanpera notched up a third consecutive win on the weekend the championship celebrated its 50th anniversary season. Autosport reviews the highs, lows, turning points, close calls and heartbreak from a Rovanpera masterclass in Portugal.

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Schubert “found good steps” for Lausitz DTM double – van der Linde

DTM championship leader Sheldon van der Linde says that Schubert Motorsport 'found some very good steps” on its new BMW M4 GT3 that allowed him to take both Lausitzring victories.

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Auer bemused by “massive pace” deficit in DTM Lausitzring race two

DTM race-winner Lucas Auer was puzzled by his Winward Mercedes team’s loss of pace in Sunday’s second race at the Lausitzring after qualifying on pole for the Saturday opener.

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Autosport Podcast: F1 Spanish Grand Prix Review

Max Verstappen recovered from a spin and a DRS problem to take a third consecutive victory and the Formula 1 world championship lead at the Spanish Grand Prix after Charles Leclerc retired.

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Was Red Bull right to use team orders in the Spanish GP? | Paddock Packdown

Max Verstappen fought back from an early spin and a DRS issue to reclaim the lead of the Formula 1 championship by winning Sunday’s Spanish Grand Prix.

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Was Red Bull right to use F1 team orders in Spain?

Max Verstappen fought back from an early spin and a DRS issue to reclaim the lead of the Formula 1 championship by winning Sunday's Spanish Grand Prix.

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Latvala: Rovanpera Portugal WRC victory reminiscent of a dominant Sebastien Ogier

Toyota boss Jari Matti-Latvala has likened Kalle Rovanpera’s Rally Portugal victory to the dominance Sebastien Ogier produced on his way to a first World Rally Championship title in 2013.

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Alonso clears air with FIA president Ben Sulayem after criticism

Fernando Alonso has held clear the air talks with FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem in the wake of the controversy over his Formula 1 Miami Grand Prix penalty.

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Nicky Hayden: Remembering motorsport's much-loved "one-off" five years on

On the anniversary of his untimely death in 2017, Autosport sat down with two former team-mates - Dani Pedrosa and Michael van der Mark - to remember 2006 MotoGP world champion Nicky Hayden and the qualities which made him a motorsport hero

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