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Issue 290 of Motorsport Monday is out now

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Issue 290 of our free weekly magazine, Motorsport Monday, is online now and packed full of great content – click here or the link below to start reading.

With no major motorsport events happening anywhere in the world this weekend save for our American NASCAR cousins who were at the Texas Motor Speedway (read all about it in our US edition later today), it was time to bring out the big guns, our famous features…

First up, Grands Prix Editor Phil Horton takes a look at what can still be won in the silverware department of this year's Formula 1 World Championship plus he also asks some intriguing questions about whether of not Lewis Hamilton will actually win a race after he has been crowned champion. Phillip tackles these and all the other questions that were on the tip of your tongue!

Then Jerry Williams reports back from his late summer hols, sorry his trip to Spain where he reported on last week's RallyRACC Catalunya. Wow, did the food (and wine) turn out to be a bit of a disappointment. Something about big hotels, raucous British holidaymakers, and kebab shops on every corner. Oh, but what about the rally? Well, you will have to read his column…

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