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WRC Rally New Zealand: The Good, The Bad and a new king

New Zealand finally returned to the World Rally Championship at the third time of asking and its perfect gravel roads delivered. Its comeback will forever be etched in history as the place where the WRC crowed its new youngest ever world champion Kalle Rovanpera. Autosport reviews the highs, lows, turning…

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Why newly electrified World RX faces a critical balancing act

The new era for the World Rallycross Championship has unleashed electric cars that should be the fastest ever seen. But as 14-time European champion and current team boss Kenneth Hansen explains to Autosport, it must be careful that pursuing more performance doesn’t create other problems

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Briton ‘on top of the world’ to come second in global cliff diving event

Aidan Heslop, 20, from Plymouth, represented Great Britain in the Red Bull Cliff Diving World Series in Italy.

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WRC Acropolis Rally Greece: The Good, The Bad and an intra team squabble

The Acropolis Rally is renowned as one of the World Rally Championship’s true tests of attrition. Last weekend’s Greek classic served up another slog for survival that delivered the most unexpected of results. Autosport reviews the highs, lows, turning points, close calls and heartbreak from a highly attritional Acropolis.

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Horner: “Different DNA” key to end of Porsche/Red Bull deal

Red Bull boss Christian Horner says that talks between his team and Porsche over a future collaboration in Formula 1 broke down because the two companies had “quite different DNA.'

Autosport

Triathlete Lucy Charles-Barclay seals world title after potential 'career-ending' injury

Lucy Charles-Barclay's comeback after 11 months without racing couldn't have gone any better, with the 28-year-old scarcely able to believe what she had done as she crossed the finish line

Daily Mirror

WRC Belgium: The Good, The Bad and a resilient Tanak

After five consecutive rounds on gravel, the World Rally Championship returned to asphalt for what proved to be an attritional Ypres Rally Belgium. Motorsport.com reviews the highs, lows, turning points, close calls and heartbreak from an event finally conquered by Hyundai’s Ott Tanak

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Jonny Edgar: The Red Bull protege battling back after illness struck

BRDC SuperStar and Red Bull junior driver Jonny Edgar's second season in the FIA Formula 3 championship was almost derailed when he was diagnosed with Crohn’s disease. But now underdoing treatment, the Briton has bravely battled back to the cockpit and is working on improving his fitness and form.

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The Red Bull protege battling back after illness struck

Autosport

Tekken 7 players on Red Bull’s The Pit, and EVO 2022 hopes

Red Bull's The Pit was home to enormous competition and huge hopes for the future of Tekken esports.

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10 things we learned at the 2022 Hungarian Grand Prix

Max Verstappen capitalised on a Ferrari strategic misstep to win the Hungarian Grand Prix and carry a commanding lead into Formula 1's summer break. With Mercedes finding form in qualifying, the driver market kicking up a gear and familiar debates from Austria continuing, there were no shortage of talking points…

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WRC Estonia: The Good, The Bad and a rain master

Estonia once again proved why it deserves a place on the World Rally Championship calendar as the small Baltic nation put on an impressive show in only its third appearance in the WRC. Autosport reviews the highs, lows, turning points, close calls and heartbreak from a wet Rally Estonia.

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How Red Bull junior Edgar bounced back after Crohn's Disease recovery

Jonny Edgar was one of Britain’s most promising FIA Formula 3 prospects heading into 2022, having moved to reigning teams’ champions Trident for his second campaign. But a sudden diagnosis with Crohn’s Disease forced a break from racing. He told Motorsport.com how he made his triumphant return at Silverstone.

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The Crohn’s Disease battle that a promising Brit faces on his F3 return

Jonny Edgar was one of Britain’s most promising FIA Formula 3 prospects heading into 2022, having moved to reigning teams’ champions Trident for his second campaign. But a sudden diagnosis with Crohn’s Disease forced a break from racing. He told Autosport how he made his triumphant return at Silverstone

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How the WRC celebrated its milestone in style

OPINION: The World Rally Championship’s celebration of its 50th anniversary season in Portugal was a welcome opportunity to reflect on and celebrate the pioneers who forged such a significant legacy

Autosport

10 things we learned from the 2022 Miami Grand Prix

Max Verstappen made it two wins on the trot in Formula 1's Miami Grand Prix, as Red Bull continued its fightback against Ferrari in front of a celebrity-packed crowd. As Mercedes' struggles continued and Williams' new star produced another haul of points, there were talking points aplenty. Here are the…

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Ten things we learned from the 2022 Emilia Romagna Grand Prix

Formula 1's world tour returned for its first European leg in 2022 with the Emilia Romagna Grand Prix, also the first sprint race of the year. Red Bull's Max Verstappen produced a near-perfect weekend as Ferrari and Charles Leclerc stumbled, while there were talking points aplenty in the paddock. Here…

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10 things we learned from the 2022 Emilia Romagna Grand Prix

Formula 1’s world tour returned for its first European leg in 2022 with the Emilia Romagna Grand Prix, also the first sprint race of the year. Red Bull’s Max Verstappen produced a near-perfect weekend as Ferrari and Charles Leclerc stumbled, while there were talking points aplenty in the paddock. Here…

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Winners crowned at UK’s biggest paper plane-throwing competition

Sheffield Hallam University student Billy Smith took the prize in the longest flight category, with a time of 7.74 seconds.

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