Catch up on the Japanese Grand Prix as Max Verstappen held off the McLarens in the third Formula 1 grand prix of the season.
Author: Bsky Feeder
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Sainz handed €20k fine after stomach problem
Williams driver Carlos Sainz was fined €20,000 ($21,910), with half suspended, after he was late for the national anthem at Sunday’s Japanese Formula 1 Grand Prix due to a “stomach issue.”
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RB rookie Hadjar scores first points in F1
Isack Hadjar scored his first points in Formula 1 with Racing Bulls on Sunday and said he would never say no to the main Red Bull team should they eventually seek his services.
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Hamilton confident Ferrari performance can improve
Lewis Hamilton said Ferrari has found something on his car that has resulted in a performance deficit at the opening three races of the season and is optimistic he will make a step forward if it can be fixed at the next race in Bahrain.
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Dudgeon seven-for gives lift-off to Hollioake’s Kent regime
Three quick wickets on third morning complete emphatic 145-run victory at Wantage Road
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Teen Antonelli takes F1 records at Suzuka
Andrea Kimi Antonelli showed he was a quick learner by becoming Formula 1’s youngest race leader and fastest lap setter on his way to sixth place for Mercedes in the Japanese Grand Prix on Sunday.
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Horner lauds flawless Verstappen at Suzuka
Max Verstappen won the Japanese Grand Prix from pole for the fourth straight year on Sunday but Red Bull team principal Christian Horner thought the Dutchman’s 64th race victory was one of his best ever.
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Stella defends McLaren strategy calls in Japan
McLaren team principal Andrea Stella has defended his team’s strategy calls at the Japanese Grand Prix, including the decision not to swap its drivers at the end of the race.
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Tom Banton sets new Somerset landmark with epic 344 not out
Batter surpasses Langer to record the highest score in county history as Worcestershire are made to toil
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Norris on Verstappen incident: ‘It was racing’
Lando Norris said Max Verstappen was entitled not to leave space in the one moment at the Japanese Grand Prix that the two drivers went wheel-to-wheel for the lead.