Hamilton excited after “best session we’ve had this year” in practice | Formula 1
Lewis Hamilton was encouraged by Mercedes’ performance in the first day of practice for the Japanese Grand Prix.
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2024 F1 Japanese GP results: Verstappen fastest in practice
Verstappen was fastest in Free Practice 1, lapping in 1m30.056s, while FP2 was blighted by rain showers. That was topped by McLaren’s Oscar Piastri, with a quickest time of 1m34.725s.Japanese GP FP1 results: Verstappen fastest from PerezWhat happened in Japanese GP Free Practice 1?Lewis Hamilton had just sent the quickest time on soft tyres of…
F1 Japanese GP: Piastri tops FP2 as wet track curtails running
Rain started sporadically falling in the paddock with under an hour to go ahead of FP2’s 3pm local time commencement, but this intensified with 15 minutes to go.It was therefore no shock when no cars headed out as FP2 did get underway, with few drivers even in their cockpits at this stage.After 12 minutes, Lewis…
Pictures: Red Bull bring first performance upgrade for RB20 | Formula 1
Red Bull have brought a package of upgrades for their RB20 at the Japanese Grand Prix in a bid to resume their winning ways.
Pictures: Red Bull bring first performance upgrade for RB20 | Formula 1
Red Bull have brought a package of upgrades for their RB20 at the Japanese Grand Prix in a bid to resume their winning ways.
2024 Japanese Grand Prix practice in pictures | F1 Pictures
Pictures from the first day of practice for the 2024 Japanese Grand Prix at Suzuka.
Verstappen’s Melbourne F1 brake failure more than just finger trouble
Verstappen retired in the opening stages of the last race in Melbourne after his brakes overheated – with it appearing that the pad had jammed on to the disc because of an issue related to the caliper.While there has been no detailed explanation from Red Bull about what exactly happened to trigger the failure, various…
Verstappen quickest as Sargeant crashes in opening practice session | Formula 1
Red Bull set the pace in the opening practice session for the Japanese Grand Prix, while Logan Sargeant suffered a heavy crash in his Williams.
Astronauts Wanted: Anyone Can Apply To NASA For The Next Moon Mission
NASA is looking for its next class of astronauts as the space agency ramps up its efforts to establish a permanent human presence on the Moon. While the public is free to apply online until April 16, the strict requirements mean that only a small sliver of the population has the flight or scientific expertise…
Hamilton loses Australia F1 engine as Mercedes uncovers cause of failure
The seven-time world champion retired in the early stages of the race at Albert Park after his Mercedes engine shut down following sensors detecting an unspecified problem.The power unit was flown back to Mercedes’ engine facility at Brixworth for post-race analysis to get an understanding of what happened, with no obvious explanation available immediately and…