Andrea Stella, Team Principal of McLaren in the Team Principals Press Conference during practice ahead of the F1 Japanese GP at Suzuka Circuit on March 27, 2026 in Suzuka, Japan.
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Stella on McLaren’s performance and Antonelli’s searing pace at 2026 F1 Japanese GP

McLaren drivers Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri successfully started and finished the 2026 F1 Japanese GP; the Aussie finished the race in P2, with the World Champion in P5, leaving team principal Andrea Stella satisfied. Overall, the 2026 Japanese GP was an improvement from the previous two races for the McLaren F1 team. Positive day…

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Verstappen raises doubts over his F1 future after Suzuka, citing frustration with current regulations and the sport’s direction
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“It’s really anti-driving” — Verstappen questions F1 future because of 2026 regs after Suzuka

Max Verstappen has cast doubt over his long-term future in F1, admitting he no longer finds enjoyment under the current regulations following the race at Suzuka on Sunday where he finished 7th. Speaking to BBC Sport, the Red Bull driver revealed the demands of the calendar and the nature of the racing had prompted him…

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Lewis Hamilton finished P6 for Ferrari at the 2026 F1 Japanese GP after a race-long power deficit left him defending and unable to match teammate Charles Leclerc or rivals.
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Hamilton questions a lack of engine power after P6 at 2026 F1 Japanese GP

Lewis Hamilton finished sixth at the 2026 F1 Japanese GP after struggling, in his words, a power deficit throughout the race at Suzuka. The Ferrari driver found himself defending for most of the 53 laps rather than attacking for positions. Hamilton expressed confusion about the performance gap to both rivals and teammate Charles Leclerc, who…

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Komatsu F1 Japanese GP
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Komatsu analyses extreme closing speeds after Bearman’s 50G crash at the 2026 F1 Japanese GP

Following Ollie Bearman‘s massive crash at the 2026 F1 Japanese GP, Haas’s Team Principal Ayao Komatsu reflected on the incident as a racing misjudgment shaped by extreme closing speeds. The incident took place on Lap 22 when Franco Colapinto’s Alpine suddenly lost power, creating a significant speed differential as Bearman approached from behind. This forced…

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Ollie Bearman on track at the 2026 F1 Japanese GP, before his accident with Franco Colapinto.
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Bearman and Colapinto react to “really sketchy” crash at 2026 F1 Japanese GP

Perhaps the biggest moment of the 2026 F1 Japanese GP, a high-speed near miss between Franco Colapinto and Ollie Bearman heading through turn 12 – as the Alpine ran out of electrical energy from its battery, generating a sudden and unexpected 50+ km/h speed differential between the two cars – resulted in the Haas driver…

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Russell left the 2026 F1 Japanese GP reflecting on what might have been, as a combination of issues prevented him from a podium finish.
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Russell’s victory hopes fade after Safety Car and energy issues at 2026 F1 Japanese GP

George Russell left the 2026 F1 Japanese GP reflecting on what might have been, as a combination of poor timing and technical issues prevented him from converting strong pace into victory at Suzuka. The Mercedes driver started from the front row and remained firmly in contention during the opening phase of the race. However, a…

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Oscar Piastri delivered one of his strongest performances in F1 to secure second place at the 2026 Japanese GP.
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Piastri: “A result like today is as good as a win” for McLaren at 2026 F1 Japanese GP

Oscar Piastri delivered one of his strongest performances in F1 to secure second place at the 2026 Japanese GP, converting a strong qualifying result into a measured and competitive race at Suzuka. While Kimi Antonelli ultimately took victory, Piastri emerged as Mercedes’ closest challenger, leading early and demonstrating that McLaren can compete when execution is…

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Mercedes F1's Kimi Antonelli during the 2026 F1 Japanese GP.
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Antonelli on his “very special win” at 2026 F1 Japanese GP despite poor start

Kimi Antonelli has found his way back to the top step of the podium, securing back-to-back Grand Prix victories and his second career win at the 2026 F1 Japanese GP. The 19 year-old Italian impressed throughout the weekend, once again out-qualifying his teammate George Russell and securing pole position for the second race in a…

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