Autosport Reviews

Many of the newer motorsport magazines tend to be dominated by Formula 1 with perhaps a small amount of coverage of the World Rally Championship or the American ChampCar series. Indeed some now even appear to exploit the high profile of F1 and treat the sport as some sort of 4-wheeled soap opera. Autosport is a long established motor ...

Autosport - Is a weekly magazine on motor racing. It's a informative read about the going's on in the world of motor sport but also you can catch up on all the weekly results. At times the pages do not interest you as you have no idea who they are. It can be good to know who are the rising stars coming through the ranks. Like one ...

>Driver’s Briefing Autosport is perhaps the world’s most famous motorsport magazine and is released weekly costing £2.70 which, let’s face it is way too much to pay for a weekly 100+ page magazine. Autosport is one of those magazines I enjoy reading immensely, yet I find that I seldom purchase it, why? I have no ...

I started reading Autosport about ten years ago now. It was back when I used to visit my Dad a lot and he used to be flamboyant enough with his money to get Motoring News and Autosport every week. Of course it was a lot easier then as Autosport only used to set you back £1.60 then! My interest in Autosport at the time was generally ...

I have read a few issues of this and it has a lot of information on various motor sports. I am an F1 fan and I enjoy rallying as well. I would read it for these articles, which are very interesting, but I would be put off buying it because of all the other stuff which doesn't interest me at all. The news which I do like reading is usually ...

Nigel Roebuck is no use as an editor whatsoever. He slags off any driver he can for no reason at all. His columns are always rubbish, and the sole purpose of them is to praise Max Mosley, and Bernie Ecclestone, and to talk about how much better Champ Cars are than F1, the only one of his views that I agree with. He keeps on saying that Montoya ...

If you are a self-confessed petrol-head, then the weekly Autosport magazine is the one for you. I have been reading it for nearly ten years, and wouldn’t even consider anything else. It has the whole package; latest news and gossip, in-depth interviews, special features, and race reports from around the globe. In fact, they ...

I've been subscribing to Autosport for about 5 years now, and buying it regularly before then. The reason I've stuck with it is that their coverage of motorsport in all its forms is second to none. Other motorsport magazines go for the glamour of F1, but ignore everything else. Autosport covers all the main championships worldwide, and ...

Autosport, one of the longest established motoring magazines, and without a doubt the best that focuses purely on motorsport, not only the main formulae, such as F1, CART, IRL, NASCAR, World Rally Championship, etc, but also encompasses the lower catagories, such as F3000, British F3, Hill Climbing, Formula Ford and Karting. Their reporting is ...

I have been reading Autosport regularly for the past 20 years. If you want the latest news and race reports then Autosport, published on Thursdays used to be the only way to get them. Now there is an alternative, Autosport's own website www.autosport.com. Recently comprehensively updated, the site offers all the breaking news ...

Autosport is a weekly motorsport magazine with coverage of many international series such as Formula 1, Formula 3000, CART, IRL, NASCAR, rallying etc etc as well as good coverage of various british national series. Most of the coverage however is directed towards F1. The magazine features race previews, race reports, interviews, technical ...

This is the only motorsport magazine which I bother to read on a regular basis. I do this mainly because it includes lots of information on national racing in a section at the back. As I am a race marshal, it is nice to see pictures of all the crashes that I have missed! It also has many other good features, like a letters page and ...