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Magazine: Why the Ferrari F1 threat is finally real
Before all the realists out there grab their pens/keyboards/smartphones, we’re not getting ahead of ourselves. We don’t believe Red Bull and Max Verstappen are in danger after just one victory for Carlos Sainz. However, there are signs indicating Ferrari is moving in the right direction. Vasseur has implemented changes that key figures like Charles Leclerc think will bring Ferrari closer to an F1 world title. With the end of this season marking 16 years since their last constructors’ crown, the team is eager to reclaim victory. Looking ahead to the Japanese GP, Alex Kalinauckas notes the similarities and differences from last year’s Suzuka contest. Retelling his journey, Sakon Yamamoto shares how his motorsport experiences assist him in his new political role in Japan. Formula E’s recent debut in Japan saw Oliver Rowland almost secure a third British win this season before Maximilian Guenther claimed victory for Maserati. The Safari Rally crowned Kalle Rovanpera as the winner, marking another Toyota success, with Hyundai facing challenges during the event. As rallying evolves, Tom Howard delves into the FIA’s plans while Marcus Simmons explores why World Touring Car champion Rob Huff is making a comeback to the British Touring Car Championship. The British GT championship kicked off at Oulton Park, capturing the essence of the national racing scene. Additionally, our UK news update highlights YouTube star Jimmy Broadbent’s latest endeavors with his modified Mazda MX-5. For comprehensive motorsport coverage encompassing F1, British club-racing, and the Le Mans 24 Hours, consider subscribing to Autosport magazine and receive weekly updates delivered to your doorstep.
