How a spectacular but brief F1 career created a British legend

Why investigation of Grosjean's crash won't be a simple matter In this age of knowledge we have become accustomed to unpicking the causes of major events. But how Romain Grosjean survived his Bahrain accident may stay a mystery, says PAT SYMONDS 1612656000 F1

How F1 navigated the true costs of COVID-19 As the onset of the coronavirus pandemic wrought havoc around the world, Formula 1 had to get creative to survive. The financial and human cost has been heavy but, as MARK GALLAGHER explains, quick thinking and urgent action allowed F1 and its stakeholders to bring the championship back from the brink of catastrophe... 1612224000 F1

Why F1 driver contracts are fraught with peril As the world watches the developing soap opera that is Lewis Hamilton's contract negotiations with Mercedes, MARK GALLAGHER explains the importance of having a good lawyer - and the need to seize the moment... 1612137600 F1

Why Renault's survivor wasn't part of Alpine's plans Even the most skilled and ambitious political operators can come a cropper when organisations change. STUART CODLING reflects on the departure from Renault of Cyril Abiteboul 1611705600 F1

How a second-chance NASCAR ace is rebuilding his career From a disgraced NASCAR exile, Kyle Larson has been given a shot at redemption by the powerhouse Hendrick Motorsports squad. Replacing seven-time champion Jimmie Johnson is no easy billing, but Larson has every intention of repaying the team's faith 1613001600 NASCAR

Why F1 shouldn't wed itself to tradition over sprint race decision Formula 1's inherent fear of changes to tradition is a trait that runs deep. But as 2020 demonstrated, new ideas can be inspirational. Ahead of key talks for F1's near future, series bosses are asking if sprint races can help it to adapt and thrive 1613001600 F1

Does eight world titles projection undersell Hamilton's potential? OPINION: Lewis Hamilton's new one-year deal with Mercedes has given renewed strength to theories he will depart Formula 1 with eight world championships. But these underestimate factors he will be considering and also how many titles he could win 1613001600 F1

Why McLaren can be a true force in F1 again History's second most successful Formula 1 team fell far, and fell hard at the start of the turbo hybrid era. But out of the doldrums of the Honda era, at last a revitalised empire is preparing to strike back with Mercedes power and a reinforced driver lineup 1612915200 F1