From the potentially huge change coming for one F1 driver to another experiencing an unexpected weakness, and the surprise year-on-year improver to the team who's gains haven't been enough, here are seven key things the Japanese GP revealed
Was Mercedes' Japanese Grand Prix really as bad as it looked? That and plenty more is answered on the latest episode of The Race F1 Podcast with Scott Mitchell-Malm and Mark Hughes joining host Edd Straw from Suzuka.
Everything in the Japanese GP was secondary to Max Verstappen's dominance - but those secondary parts were both intricate and enthralling
We round up the best and the worst of the Japanese Grand Prix as Fortmula 1 completed its fourth race of the season with storylines already emerging
Daniel Ricciardo has escaped sanction for the opening-lap collision that took him and Alex Albon out of F1's Japanese GP - but the stewards have indicated this would not have been the case if not for a pair of mitigating circumstances
Mercedes qualified seventh and ninth for F1's Japanese Grand Prix - and that's exactly where its cars finished after failing to make any progress on Sunday. Just how worried should the team be?
Red Bull bounced back from its Melbourne disaster in devastating fashion by dominating the Japanese Grand Prix while Ferrari fought back to third and fourth
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With Ferrari looking potent on long runs at the Japanese GP, its single-lap underperformance - and particularly that of Charles Leclerc - is proving costly.
Lewis Hamilton was confused as to where he lost half a second to Red Bull. Mark Hughes analyses his lap to reveal the answer - and the positive signs surrounding it
