Issue #679: Papaya Rules Again

Formula 1 in Hungary, Formula E in Tokyo, IndyCar on the streets of Nashville, the BTCC at Thruxton, and a magical Disney feature that you will not want to miss. It is one of the biggest line-ups of the season, and the Motorsport Monday team has risen to the occasion. At the Hungaroring, Graham Harris, Jack Oliver Smith and James Phillips bring you all the action from a fascinating weekend in Budapest that saw Lando Norris return to the top step of the podium, with James Moy snapping the images. And staying on the F1 theme, we have a very special feature from guest columnist Kate Beavan that looks at what might happen if Disney and F1 took their partnership one step further... F2 and F3 were also in action this weekend in Hungary, with Fleur Rogerson being joined by new team member Doris Ivandic, making her debut covering first-time winners. While in this week’s edition of Start Your Engines, James has his say on Aston Martin’s slow awakening from its slumber. While in Tokyo, Formula E brought its latest race weekend to one of the world's great cities - and we were there to see Dan Ticktum and Nyck de Vries take the glory. Jack Smith has the full Formula E Tokyo race report, supported by Lena Ferle and our on-site reporter Tiana Soans, with our guest photographer Zenta Ohtaki capturing the action on the streets of the Japanese capital. Meanwhile across the Atlantic, Kevin Dejewski was in Nashville for the IndyCar Music City Grand Prix last week and has your full race report plus a dedicated IndyCar feature on a weekend of heat in more ways than one. As ever, if it happens in American motorsport, Kevin has it covered. Back in the UK, Oliver Bell was trackside this weekend for our BTCC coverage from Thruxton - one of the most characterful and unforgiving circuits on the British Touring Car Championship calendar. And, as always, we have all the news, views and stories in this week's edition of the most widely read weekly motorsport magazine in the world!