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Verstappen secured the F1 title in Japan, but there's still much to play for at this weekend's US GP

The Circuit of the Americas hosted its first United States GP in 2012 and, after keeping the faith for a rocky few years, it has become a huge success story that F1 can learn from, writes Chris Medland

Austin's Circuit of the Americas was F1's US 'crown jewel'. But where does the exhilarating track and its sellout crowd stand now that Miami and Las Vegas have joined the calendar? asks Damien Smith

Driving a Formula 1 car is just like riding a bike — you never forget. At least that's Jacques Villeneuve's view after he blasted out of the pits in a 2021 Alpine and found his brain was instantly back in the groove... even if his body wasn't

Max Verstappen has broken a number of F1 records this year – but there are still more for the taking

F1 champions have the same dreams as us... but a better chance of achieving them. Mario Andretti tells Motor Sport he's in "seventh heaven" after driving a modern McLaren at Laguna Seca this weekend, but he's still searching of the perfect lap

Former astrophysicist Robin Tuluie recalls how inspiration he took from a model of the John Hancock Tower helped secure Alonso's first title

Haas has a choice of youth vs experience in its 2023 driver decision – has Mick Schumacher done enough to keep his seat ahead of Nico Hülkenberg?

From sprint cars to two-seater Indy machines, there isn't much Mario Andretti hasn't driven – we look back on his best and most infamous competition cars

This month's issue looks at James Hunt's 1977, a season which featured perhaps his finest driving but also encapsulated his unique personality

Alberto Ascari was the first double world champion; the first to win back-to-back titles and still holds the record of the most grand prix wins in a row. He deserves to be more revered, writes Andrew Frankel

The money has run out for W Series, which has cancelled this season's final rounds. Champion Jamie Chadwick is expected to get her prize money, but what will happen next? asks Damien Smith

Sebastian Vettel's drive to sixth place was one of the feelgood stories from the Japanese GP. But it was a hard-won performance. We've examined his race data to reveal why the driver of the day award was well deserved

Confusion over the number of points awarded at the shortened Japanese GP wasn't just a case of not reading the rulebook, writes Tony Dodgins: the Suzuka situation was unprecedented for F1

The first report into F1's cost cap should have been a chance to examine how it's working, but so much is left unknown — even to teams — that fans are understandably cynical, writes Chris Medland

Drivers, fans and viewers were overjoyed to return to Suzuka for the first time in three years, so what went wrong? There's one overriding factor...

Max Verstappen has driven beautifully and barely been challenged on his way to a second F1 championship. It won't always be this way, writes Damien Smith, but he looks destined for even more titles