F1’s Japanese Grand Prix red-flagged after just three laps
The Japanese Grand Prix – which could decide the 2022 Formula 1 world title – has been red-flagged after three laps due to wet conditions
The Japanese Grand Prix – which could decide the 2022 Formula 1 world title – has been red-flagged after three laps due to wet conditions
Pierre Gasly blamed ‘brake glazing’ problems for his Q1 exit at Suzuka that led to his fiery team radio outburst. But what does ‘braze glazing’ mean? We asked ex-F1 technical director Gary Anderson to explain
Was Max Verstappen in the wrong in his Japanese GP qualifying incident with Lando Norris? Yes. Should the stewards have denied him pole position? No. Edd Straw explains why
Earlier in the 2022 Formula 1 season, it could be almost taken for granted that the Ferrari would out-qualify the Red Bull but even that advantage has slipped away from Ferrari in recent weekends as Japanese GP qualifying showed
Daniel Ricciardo will not be on the F1 grid as a full-time driver in 2023 and will instead focus on securing a seat for 2024
Formula 1 championship leader Max Verstappen has escaped a grid penalty for his near-miss with Lando Norris in Suzuka qualifying and will therefore line up on pole for Sunday’s Japanese Grand Prix
Nicholas Latifi says the way Formula 1 TV pictures and radio were relayed “skewed” perceptions of his strange Suzuka wrong turn during Japanese Grand Prix free practice, but admits “it was my mistake”.
Max Verstappen says he nudged compatriot Nyck de Vries towards contacting Red Bull’s Helmut Marko in the aftermath of De Vries’ star F1 debut
Max Verstappen says Lando Norris “created” their Japanese Grand Prix qualifying near-miss by not being “respectful” enough, while Norris believes the Formula 1 points leader should get a penalty
Formula 1 champion-elect Max Verstappen saw off the Ferrari challenge to take pole for the Japanese Grand Prix at Suzuka, but is under investigation
