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Lewis Hamilton says his strategy was an "afterthought" for Mercedes at the Japanese Grand Prix, after a two-stop race saw him turn a potential victory into third place. Valtteri Bottas dominated the race at Suzuka to tak...

Robert Kubica feels Williams crossed 'boundaries' when they removed their upgraded front wing from his car ahead of qualifying without offering the Pole an explanation. Williams trialed an updated front wing during pract...

McLaren team boss Andreas Seidl says Charles Leclerc put "everyone at risk" as he ran with a damaged front wing that was shedding pieces at the Japanese GP. The post Seidl: Leclerc put everyone at risk appeared first on ...

In the round-up: Ferrari "put everyone at risk" leaving Leclerc out - McLaren • Perez blames Gasly for collision • Abiteboul thanks Hulkenberg for following orders

Aston Martin Red Bull Racing have been left disappointed at Suzuka as the Milton-Keynes outfit suffered a blow in the FIA Formula 1 World Championship due to Max Verstappen‘s retirement. However, it wasn't all doom and...

McLaren F1 team boss Andreas Seidl says he is 'sure' that Formula 1 will soon have clarity over the rules for 2021 and beyond. That is despite the fact that sources at Suzuka reported that an internal vote revealed that ...

ROKit Williams Racing have admitted that they suffered an 'incredibly tricky' FIA Formula 1 World Championship weekend at Suzuka as brake and fuel management hampered their race. The race itself saw the Grove-outfit stac...

McLaren F1 team boss Andreas Seidl says he is “sure” that Formula 1 will soon have clarity over the rules for 2021 and beyond. That is despite the fact that sources at Suzuka reported that an internal vote revealed t...

Before the weekend started, there were warning-signs about a typhoon called Hagibis that could potentially disrupt the racing at Suzuka. While the Friday went according to plan, it was confirmed that all track activities...

So it happened after all. For a time the 2019 Japanese Grand Prix looked under threat from Typhoon Hagibis, to the point that on Saturday its host Suzuka circuit was close to a no-go area. But come Sunday’s race day th...

As the prospects of finding a manufacturer to replace its outgoing partner Ford started to dim, Chip Ganassi Racing managing director (...)

Valtteri Bottas believes the start he made to the Japanese Grand Prix is one of the best he's made during his career. The Finnish Formula 1 driver went on to win the race, his first victory since April. Bottas was sat be...

Plans have been unveiled for a new FIA Grade 3 circuit on the Hawaiian island of Oahu. Track developer BTT, LLC is working to create what it (...)

Long before emails, texting, twitter and instant messaging, it took quite a while for news, rumors, results and scoops to find their way (...)

Aston Martin Red Bull Racing only scored 12 points from the Japanese Grand Prix. It might have been Alex Albon's highest ever finish in a Formula 1 race, but for Max Verstappen, it was an unfortunate disaster. However, H...

It was a mixed weekend for Ferrari at the Japanese Grand Prix, Sebastian Vettel securing a second-place finish while teammate Charles Leclerc ended up in seventh.

It was a tough weekend forAston Martin Red Bull Racing's Max Verstappen in Japan as he recorded a DNF, despite qualifying in fifth place, becoming the only driver to not finish at the Japanese Grand Prix. As a result, Fe...

Red Bull principal Christian Horner says that Alex Albon's place at the team is his to lose for the 2020 season. Pierre Gasly was promoted from Toro Rosso to partner Max Verstappen at Red Bull for 2019, but a poor showin...

Valtteri Bottas took his third win of 2019 on Sunday but he is unlikely to stop Lewis Hamilton from getting his hands on the championship.

Red Bull principal Christian Horner says that Alex Albon's place at the team is his to lose for the 2020 season. The post Horner: Red Bull seat Albon’s to lose appeared first on PlanetF1.

Honda remained unfulfilled despite breaking its points drought on home soil at the Japanese Grand Prix. Alexander Albon and Pierre Gasly finished fourth and eighth respectively for Red Bull and Toro Rosso, securing Honda...

Ferrari's Charles Leclerc accepted he only had himself to blame after a poor start became the catalyst for a disappointing race at Formula 1’s Japanese Grand Prix. The Monegasque driverlined-up from the front-row of th...