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Stroll found himself having to battle through the field at Suzuka after a disappointing qualifying performance had left him down in 16th on the grid.He did manage to make progress, eventually finishing 12th in the race at Suzuka, but in the closing stages, as he fought the RB of Yuki Tsunoda, he voiced his frustration…
George Russell had no complaints about Fernando Alonso’s tactical slowing in the Japanese Grand Prix following the clash between the pair two weeks ago.
The Japanese manufacturer has been undertaking a top-to-bottom revamp of its MotoGP operations following a continuous decline in results over the last few years and the loss of star rider Marc Marquez to Gresini Ducati.While there was significant optimism within the Honda camp over the winter as it went about changing its philosophy and culture, the opening…
Fernando Alonso says neither continuing to finish 40 seconds behind the leaders, nor joining Mercedes, is an “attractive” option for the future.
Sainz started fourth alongside McLaren’s Lando Norris and briefly led the Suzuka race after delaying his second pitstop, instead extending his stint on the medium tyres.That initially cost him track position as he was undercut by team-mate Charles Leclerc, Norris and both Mercedes cars of George Russell and Lewis Hamilton.But with 17 laps remaining Sainz…
Alpine’s point-less season continued at Suzuka as their drivers’ races were ruined after they made contact at the restart.
Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff insists that he is happy with the performance of his team at Suzuka despite scoring just eight points.
On the opening lap, Albon was hit by RB’s poor-starting Daniel Ricciardo in Turn 3, at the start of the Esses.The glancing blow sent both cars into the tyre barriers, which had to be repaired during the following 30-minute red flag interruption.While the accident happened at relatively low speeds, another crash was the last thing…
Daniel Ricciardo said he didn’t realise Alexander Albon was drawing alongside him when the pair tangled and crashed at the start of the Japanese Grand Prix.
