A familiar question was raised in the aftermath of Sunday's Japanese Grand Prix: Does Formula 1 have an overtaking problem?
Japanese GP conclusions: Verstappen’s Alonso-esque rampage, McLaren tactics, the real Doohan mistake
Red Bull driver Max Verstappen won the F1 2025 Japanese Grand Prix with Lando Norris second and McLaren team-mate Oscar Piastri third.
Express Sport is on hand to provide you with the latest updates from across F1 with the Japanese Grand Prix underway.
Max Verstappen, on the hunt for his fourth consecutive win at the Suzuka Circuit, will start the Japanese Grand Prix 2025 ...
The Japanese Grand Prix provided minimal action on track; however, as the third stop on the calendar, a much clearer picture of Formula 1's pecking order emerge ...
1997 F1 world champion Jacques Villeneuve described McLaren’s lack of disappointment after the Japanese Grand prix as ...
Red Bull's Max Verstappen kept both McLarens at bay to take a fourth successive victory at the Formula 1 Japanese ...
Max Verstappen showed his class by beating McLaren drivers Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri in Suzuka; Verstappen earns his ...
Lando Norris believes McLaren could have tried something different with its strategy in the Japanese Grand Prix, but his teammate Oscar Piastri did not complain at the lack of a switch of drivers ...
The superlatives used to describe Max Verstappen’s Japanese Grand Prix performance, where pole position set him up to win the ...
The four-time defending Formula 1 champion scored his first victory of the season to pull within one point of Lando Norris ...
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