How Leclerc flipped the Ferrari script at Suzuka
Carlos Sainz's recent breakthrough brought two straight Formula 1 poles, a win and rare intra-team supremacy at Ferrari. But at the Japanese Grand Prix, Charles Leclerc is back on top so far
Costly Sargeant crash will add to unfortunate spec disadvantage
Logan Sargeant’s ill-timed crash in Japanese Grand Prix qualifying will only make an unfortunate discrepancy between his and team-mate Alex Albon’s Williams Formula 1 car specifications worse
Verstappen takes crushing Suzuka pole ahead of Piastri
Max Verstappen and Red Bull are back on top in Formula 1 after crushing the opposition in Japanese Grand Prix qualifying, with McLaren getting closest
Suzuka qualifying as it happened as Verstappen beats McLarens to pole
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Video: Red Bull shows conspiracy theories were misplaced
Max Verstappen's Japanese Grand Prix practice pace backed up Red Bull's insistence that Formula 1's flexible bodywork crackdown didn't cause its Singapore slump
Everything you need to know about final Japanese GP practice
Max Verstappen was fastest again in final practice for Formula 1's Japanese Grand Prix at Suzuka, with the McLarens his main opposition
Why Lawson couldn't force his way into 2024 AlphaTauri line-up
Red Bull’s three-into-two headache over its second Formula 1 team’s driver line-up has been resolved, with Yuki Tsunoda and Daniel Ricciardo confirmed at AlphaTauri for 2024, and Liam Lawson forced to wait for a full-time seat for now
The aim of Ferrari's new F1 floor + Gary Anderson's verdict
Ferrari introduced a new floor in Friday practice for Formula 1’s Japanese Grand Prix. But what it's trying to achieve and how does it work?
Mark Hughes: Where Red Bull's restored Suzuka gap is coming from
After a Singapore stumble, Red Bull looks back to its best at Suzuka. Here's where the RB19 is doing the damage
FIA says Verstappen penalty let-off was error
The leniency afforded to Max Verstappen and Logan Sargeant for impeding in Singapore Grand Prix was an error, stewards have admitted, and will not be used as a precedent for future incidents in Formula 1
