Formula One: Talking Points
Lewis Hamilton is on the brink of being crowned Formula One world champion for a fifth time and we look at the key talking points ahead of the Unites States Grand Prix on Sunday.
Russell secures Williams seat
England's George Russell is to race for Williams next season after agreeing a multi-year deal with the British Formula One team.
Hamilton leaps to Vettel defence
Lewis Hamilton has said Sebastian Vettel deserves more respect after moving to defend his championship rival.
How Hamilton can win title in Texas
We look at the permutations that would see Lewis Hamilton win his fifth Formula One world title at the US Grand Prix in Texas.
Hamilton storms clear of Vettel
Lewis Hamilton has one hand, three fingers and a thumb on the world championship after romping to victory in Japan.
Hamilton starts on pole in Japan
Lewis Hamilton believes Ferrari are cracking under the pressure of this season's championship fight after he took another major stride towards winning the world title.
F1 Insider: Japanese Grand Prix
Our F1 Insider returns with two selections for the Japanese Grand Prix, while we also have TV details, key timings, race history and more.
Vettel looking forwards in Japan
Sebastian Vettel insists he will not spoil his Japanese Grand Prix weekend by reflecting on rival Lewis Hamilton's dominant streak.
Hamilton will return Bottas favour
Lewis Hamilton has told Valtteri Bottas that he will return the winning favour when he has secured his fifth world championship.
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David Clough makes High Language his best bet of the day at Bath on Wednesday and he has a tip for every race in the UK and Ireland.
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Check out Ed Chamberlin's video guides to the big races on QIPCO Champions Day at Ascot.
Daily Nap: Elasia has staying power
Richard Mann takes over the mantle on Wednesday and he heads to Nottingham for his best bet of the day.
Scholes: Messi would struggle
Paul Scholes claims even Lionel Messi would struggle in the current Manchester United team and says the club are being laughed at by their rivals.
