F1 LIVE: Mercedes punished for Japanese GP incident as Red Bull reject Yuki Tsunoda claim
Competitive action is underway at the Japanese Grand Prix and F1 stars are getting to grips with Suzuka Circuit during two free practice sessions today (Friday). Lando Norris was the early pace-setter, with George Russell, Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton completing the top four.
The struggles of Red Bull's litany of second drivers is similar to that faced by Ducati almost 20 years ago, as Karun ...
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He has not put a foot wrong this season, but until Russell's Mercedes future is secured beyond this year the speculation will ...
George Russell has insisted “there’s no rush” to sign a new Mercedes F1 deal even though his current contract expires at the ...
On paper, 2025 looked to be a transition year for Mercedes. The Formula 1 team saw one of the greatest drivers in the history ...
SUZUKA, Japan (AP) — No one knows better than Liam Lawson how quickly things can change in results-driven, money-driven ...
World championship leader Lando Norris edged out George Russell in first practice; Yuki Tsunoda was sixth in a solid debut ...
McLaren’s championship leader Lando Norris said ahead of the Japanese Grand Prix that it was “our turn” to have Formula 1’s ...
The Japanese Grand Prix is only the third Formula 1 race of the season, but several storylines are developing that promise a ...
Which isn’t to say Red Bull haven’t struck gold in the past. Verstappen and Sebastian Vettel, with four titles apiece, are ...
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