Final weekend’s motorsport featured all the above – and that’s earlier than we get on to Formulation 1’s return to China. And all of them characteristic on this week’s version of Autosport journal, out right now (25 April).
Tom Howard was in Japanese Europe to explain how a three-way contest for Croatia Rally honours was settled within the house of just some minutes, World Rally legend Sebastien Ogier rising victorious for Toyota after an exhilarating battle between team-mate Elfyn Evans and Hyundai star Thierry Neuville.
Ferrari certified 1-2-3 for the World Endurance Championship encounter at Imola, however made the unsuitable calls amid changeable situations. Gary Watkins was there to see Toyota play all its playing cards appropriately and win, whereas James Newbold stories on how the identical showers impacted the hard-fought LMGT3 battle.
Scott Dixon has proved his class many instances over the previous twenty years, however even his predominant IndyCar rivals have been impressed with how he maintained such robust tempo at Lengthy Seaside whereas saving gas. Joey Barnes was in California to hitch the adulation of the Kiwi.
There needs to be extra leisure this weekend, with the British Touring Automotive Championship kicking off Donington Park. Marcus Simmons talks to Colin Turkington about his renewed efforts to defeat fellow four-time champion Ash Sutton, and picks out the opposite tales to look out for this season, whereas Stephen Lickorish is your information to the supporting forged.
Oh sure, and the 2024 Chinese language Grand Prix. Effectively, the winner was way more predictable than any of the above, however kudos to Lando Norris and McLaren for splitting the Crimson Bulls… Jake Boxall-Legge was there to search out the weather of intrigue behind the Max Verstappen domination.
Amongst our full protection of the Nationwide scene, Marcus Pye pays tribute to the late Alan Minshaw, the tin-top ace who based the Demon Tweeks empire and contributed a lot to motorsport.
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