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Last weekend set up final-round title-deciders in European Formula Three, Japanese Super Formula, the DTM and the Formula Renault Eurocup.

Five drivers started the final race of the IndyCar season with a realistic shot at the title at Sonoma. Catch up on last weekend’s racing action.

A bizarre incident involving an ambulance almost cost a NASCAR driver a shot at the championship. Also two F1 juniors had strong weekends.

Seven drivers are mathematically capable of winning the IndyCar title in the final race at Sonoma following a dramatic penultimate round at Watkins Glen.

The debate over cockpit safety in open wheel racing was given fresh impetus by another alarming near-miss in IndyCar.

McLaren and Red Bull junior development drivers Lando Norris and Pierre Gasly enjoyed successful weekends in their respective championships.

Three different drivers led during the final five laps as NASCAR’s annual visit to former F1 track Watkins Glen produced a nailbiting finish.

Formula E’s title-deciding double header provided a case study in how to throw a championship away and featured a bizarre post-race tirade.

The DTM season passed the halfway mark with its Russian round and the drivers left the Moscow Raceway with the top two separated by one point and a rookie in contention for the crown.

Formula E championship leader Sebastien Buemi missed the series’ debut in New York to race in the WEC but his Toyota broke down before the race began.

IndyCar’s ninth different winner in eleven races this season ended a win-less streak which stretched back to 2014.

A close scrap in the Rally of Poland was decide when one of the contenders crashed out. Last weekend’s DTM and Euroformula races were also marked by unusual incidents.

The World Touring Car Championship introduced rallycross-style ‘joker laps’ in Portugal but a bizarre practice crash raised safety questions.

Toyota’s president suggested hybrid technology may be “not yet ready for the long distance of the 24 Hours of Le Mans” after failing to win the race.

One BTCC driver is in intensive care and two others required hospital treatment after a twelve car crash during qualifying for the BTCC round at Croft.

The IndyCar championship battle closed up over back-to-back races in Detroit last weekend. Watch highlights of those races plus more.

Fernando Alonso was one of several Honda-powered drivers struck down by engine failure during the Indy 500 – but one of them hung on to win. Catch up on last weekend’s action.

Formula Three’s prestigious Pau Grand Prix was decided when a suspension failure sent the race leader into the barriers.

IndyCar saw its fifth different winner in five races in the final event before the Indianapolis 500. Formula E, NASCAR and more also raced last weekend.

The Schumacher name returned to the podium in Formula Three last weekend while the World Rally Championship round ended in drama.