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A question of culture • Racecar’s Deputy Editor highlights the issue of diversity in motor racing

Power of dreams • F1 needs to stop chasing manufacturers, and court technology instead

Silver bullet? • Proposed new cost controls in F1 go far beyond just limiting how much teams can spend on technology

Withdrawal agreement • How Honda’s position as one of the four F1 power unit suppliers has changed in 2020

Structural integrity • A closer look at the carbon fibre frame that underpins the IndyCar Aeroscreen

Operation Bloodhound • Lessons learned from high-speed testing

Changes required

At the hop • A continuation of the leaf spring debate from last month

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Course of action • How the VHM can be applied to a racecar to inspire confidence in choosing an optimal set-up

Case study

Hot tubs • Carbon fibre monocoques lie at the heart of most top-level racecars, and they’re a complex piece of engineering in their own right. Racecar investigates

Competition engineering • ChassisSim’s Covid-based alternative shows how data and simulation combine to find the optimal set-up

SPACER race • A new seat insert technology from Germany that offers a significant improvement in driver comfort and safety

Technology showcase

Independence day • The UK withdrawal from the EU is just around the corner. Be prepared

Land of the setting sun • Are EVs really the future? Maybe not if you look at trends in China

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