Japanese GP: Fernando Alonso tops FP1 at wet Suzuka
Fernando Alonso went fastest in a wet FP1 session ahead of the two Ferrari cars of Carlos Sainz and Charles Leclerc.
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Japanese Grand Prix: Fernando Alonso Fastest In Wet First Practice, Max Verstappen Sixth
Veteran Fernando Alonso went quickest on Friday in first practice for the Japanese Grand Prix, with Max Verstappen sixth-fastest as he looks to clinch his second straight world title this weekend. Two-time world champion Alonso braved steady rain at the Suzuka circuit to streak round in 1min 42.248sec for Alpine -- 0.315sec quicker than second-placed Carlos Sainz of Ferrari. Verstappen can claim the title on Sunday if he wins the race with the fastest lap, no matter what his rivals do, but he put in only a short stint in first practice.
Charles Leclerc outlines Ferrari area for improvement for 2023 championship challenge
Charles Leclerc says that Ferrari need to work putting a whole performance together better if they are to challenge for championships next year.
5 big questions that need answers at the Japanese Grand Prix
Formula 1 is back at Suzuka for the first time in three years with the Japanese Grand Prix being held this weekend.
Japanese Grand Prix: How to watch, schedule, weather forecast and all the key info
Formula 1 is back in Japan for the first time since 2019 as the iconic Suzuka circuit makes a welcome return to the schedule.
Mercedes, Red Bull, Ferrari: F1 teams and their international football equivalents
Earlier this year, we made a list of Formula One teams having their own Premier League equivalent, but this time we’re using the concept to look at international football teams.
Max Verstappen title bid goes on as Sergio Perez wins chaotic Singapore GP
Max Verstappen’s wait for a second world championship goes on after he spun and finished seventh as Sergio Perez won Sunday’s chaotic rain-hit Singapore Grand Prix.
Sergio Perez keeps Singapore GP victory after stewards visit
Sergio Perez will keep his Singapore Grand Prix victory after visiting the stewards after the race following a Safety Car infringement, with just one five-second time penalty being handed to the Red Bull man.