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Alpine driver Fernando Alonso equalled his best finish of the season at the Brazilian Grand Prix, crossing the line fifth in a race won by Mercedes man George Russell

Formula 1 heads to its 2022 season finale, the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix, with a few key clashes to decide and the chance to say some goodbyes.

Despite its gearbox falling apart, Alessandro Pier Guidi and James Calado managed to reach the finish of the World Endurance Championship's Bahrain 8 Hours as the fifth classified GTE runner, doing enough to secure the drivers' and manufacturers' GT titles in the swansong for the GTE Pro division. Here's how…

Alpine driver Nicolas Lapierre believes Toyota deserved to win the 2022 World Endurance Championship, but says the lack of on-track battles between them in Bahrain wasn’t good for the show.

The Dutchman did not give his Mexican teammate his position back despite direct orders from the team.

George Russell started the race on pole with Lewis Hamilton also on the front row, and between then they executed a perfect race to avoid as much of the chaos as they could to deliver the result they have wait all year to get

Alonso will depart Alpine at the end of the year – seemingly not on great terms – and his new employers Aston Martin know the Spaniard will have high expectations

Saturday's Sprint was a fiery one for Ocon as he had an on-track clash with team-mate Fernando Alonso, and that became literally true after the race when his car went up in flames

Alonso and Ocon crashed into each other during the Sprint race in Brazil on Saturday, wrecking their chances of scoring points and incurring the wrath of the Alpine team principal