April 4 F1 Japanese Grand Prix: Why Did the Drivers Experience Such a Tense and Exciting Day in Suzuka?
In this exciting month of April, we welcome the much-anticipated F1 Japanese Grand Prix, and this race's practice session is one not to be missed! The drivers from various teams are like heroes in a martial arts world,
Fernando Alonso's Japanese Grand Prix free practice was interrupted after losing control at the Degner Curves and spinning ...
By Nick Mulvenney SUZUKA, Japan (Reuters) -Oscar Piastri and Lando Norris topped the times for McLaren as four red flags, two ...
Jack Doohan had a huge crash on Friday at Suzuka and footage reveals he did not close the DRS, which led to his shunt; watch ...
Similarly to the 2024 Chinese Grand Prix, the grass was on fire in FP2 at the Suzuka Circuit in Turn 11. This was possibly ...
Of the four red flags during the second hour of running at Suzuka, two were triggered when the grass verge caught fire. The first occurred on the inside of the Dunlop Curve, the long left-hander at ...
Max Verstappen's Red Bull, along with newcomer Yuki Tsunoda, is already under pressure ahead of the Japanese Grand Prix, the ...
Haas heads into the Japanese Grand Prix weekend with a risky move after fast-tracking a new floor for its VF-25 car.
The Japanese GP will be the debut of Japan's own Yuki Tsunoda with Red Bull Racing and he would be driving the RB21 alongside ...
Finishing his first day back in the Racing Bulls garage on a high with a top-five finish in FP2, Liam Lawson said “it’s nice ...
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FIA's response as Suzuka F1 track catches fire twiceFormula 1's Japanese Grand Prix weekend kicked off with second practice being stopped twice because of the grass by the ...
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