Jacques Villeneuve wasn’t shocked that Carlos Sainz crashed for the second time at the dangerous Spoon Curve at Suzuka under wet conditions on the first lap of the Japanese Grand Prix
Charles Leclerc congratulates Verstappen after finishing third amid receiving a five-second penalty for leaving the track and gaining an advantage to hold onto second place on the track during the Japanese Grand Prix
Former Formula 1 driver Ralf Schumacher slams Haas in response to Mick Schumacher’s strategy call at the Japanese Grand Prix
Max Verstappen promised to assist Pirelli test the wet tyres in order to develop stronger extreme wet tyres
Charles Leclerc penalty came after he finished second in qualifying and Carlos Sainz finished third, giving Ferrari hope that the Japanese Grand Prix will bring forth better results
“I would have died,” That is what a furious Pierre Gasly said after he narrowly escaped a fatal crane incident during the opening laps of a wet Japanese Grand Prix when he sped past a rescue truck and a marshal
The protocol that resulted in a recovery car being on the course at the Japanese Grand Prix will be looked into by the FIA, the organization that oversees Formula 1.
The FIA has addressed the rules regarding why full points were awarded in the condensed Japanese Grand Prix following major uncertainty around Max Verstappen’s declaration as World Champion in Japan.
Red Bull’s Max Verstappen crossed the finish line first and was therefore awarded the title after Charles Leclerc, who finished in second place, was given a five-second penalty, pushing him to third.
Max Verstappen secured pole position earlier today ahead of Sunday’s Japanese Grand Prix race.
Charles Leclerc lost out to Max Verstappen for the top place as the reigning world champion claimed his sixth Formula 1 pole position of the 2022 season.
In the third practice session at Suzuka, Max Verstappen finished first, with the two Ferrari drivers following closely behind.
In the second practice session for the Japanese Grand Prix, George Russell outperformed Lewis Hamilton in a Mercedes one-two finish.
Fernando Alonso set the fastest time during the opening practice for the Formula 1 Japanese Grand Prix was hampered by rain.
The second free practice sessions for Formula 1 at the Japanese and American Grand Prix will be prolonged to accommodate more tyre testing.
