Mercedes entered the Japanese Grand Prix as the clear favourite after dominating qualifying, yet both Andrea Kimi Antonelli ...

Kimi Antonelli delivered a statement win at Suzuka, claiming his second Formula 1 victory and becoming the first teenager in ...

Audi left the Japanese Grand Prix with a mixture of encouragement and frustration after both cars reached the chequered flag for the first time this season — but early‑race struggles ultimately denied ...

Cadillac continued its steady progression in its debut Formula 1 season, securing another two‑car finish at the Japanese Grand Prix — a meaningful achievement for a team still gathering data, refining ...

Ferrari left Suzuka with their third consecutive podium and a clear sense of both progress and limitation, as Team Principal Fred Vasseur praised Charles Leclerc’s racecraft while acknowledging the ...

Lewis Hamilton left the Japanese Grand Prix searching for answers after a difficult afternoon that saw him slip from a podium position to sixth, despite benefitting from the Safety Car timing that ...

Ferrari left Suzuka with another podium in hand, but it was one earned the hard way. Charles Leclerc delivered a gritty, intelligent drive to finish third in Japan, overcoming Safety Car misfortune, ...

Williams endured a challenging Japanese Grand Prix, lacking the pace to compete with the midfield and finishing outside the points with both cars. But despite the result, the team leaves Suzuka with a ...

Red Bull’s Japanese Grand Prix was a study in contrasts: a gritty recovery drive from Max Verstappen to eighth, a frustratingly timed Safety Car that derailed Isack Hadjar’s race, and a clear-eyed ...

Racing Bulls continued their impressive early‑season form at Suzuka, securing another points finish thanks to a composed and opportunistic drive from Liam Lawson.

Aston Martin arrived at Suzuka under pressure. After a bruising start to the season marked by reliability failures and zero race finishes, simply getting both cars to the grid felt like progress.

Haas endured a turbulent but ultimately rewarding Japanese Grand Prix, marked by Esteban Ocon’s first point of the season and Oliver Bearman’s frightening high‑speed crash — a violent incident caused ...