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Max Verstappen has taken the world championship at the Japanese Grand Prix after a lengthy delay due to rain, with Sergio Perez taking second following a time penalty for Charles Leclerc.
A host of F1 stars have slammed the FIA for allowing a tractor on track at the Japanese Grand Prix, prompting a near-miss with Pierre Gasly. Sunday's race started in extremely wet conditions and Carlos Sainz quickly spun out. Ad A tractor was on the track shortly after as Sainz’s Ferrari needed to be removed from the circuit, with double yellow flags soon upgraded to a red flag.
Jules Bianchi’s father has hit out at the incident that saw Pierre Gasly almost collide with a tractor on the track at the Japanese Grand Prix. The incident recalled a similar scenario from the 2014 race in Suzuka.
SUZUKA: Frenchman Pierre Gasly raged after driving at speed past a recovery vehicle sent out in heavy rain while the safety car was deployed at Sunday's (Oct 9) Formula One Japanese Grand Prix.
Confusion reigned at the Japanese Grand Prix after Max Verstappen won, with it not immediately clear if he had won the championship after Charles Leclerc suffered a post-race penalty. The race ran for around half the full length after a series of complications delayed the restart in Suzuka.
Max Verstappen secured pole position for Sunday's Japanese Grand Prix. The race returns for the first time since 2019, and the Red Bull driver makes the return all the more memorable as the team's engine partner, Honda, returns home.
SUZUKA, Japan (AP) — Max Verstappen of Red Bull will be on pole position for Sunday's Japanese Grand Prix as he attempts to clinch his second straight Formula One drivers' title.
SUZUKA, JAPAN: Max Verstappen gave himself a great chance to retain his Formula One world title at Sunday’s Japanese Grand prix after grabbing pole in Suzuka.