After three years away, the F1 2022 season heads to the legendary Suzuka circuit for the Japanese Grand Prix. read more »

Formula 1 practice at this weekend's Japanese Grand Prix will be extended in order for teams to sample Pirelli's prototype 2023 tyres. Formula 1 sessions were cut to... read more »

Fresh from the Singapore GP, where Verstappen endured a messy race weekend to finish in seventh place, the Dutch driver has his second shot at wrapping up the F1 world... read more »

Work or play? Spa or Suzuka? Senna or Prost? Being an #F1 driver is all about making fast decisions based on the cards you’re dealt. After all, fortune favours the brave. We... read more »

McLaren has unveiled a tweaked livery for the next Formula 1 rounds in Singapore and Japan, as part of its existing collaboration with sponsor OKX. The scheme will be run on... read more »

The second Friday practice session in Japan will be extended to 90 minutes in order to allow the teams to work with Pirelli on the 2023 tyre compounds. read more »

Alpine is confident of bouncing back in Singapore and Suzuka with "a massive step of downforce" after suffering "an outlier" with its Italian Grand Prix... read more »

The Alfa Romeo driver parked at the end of the pit straight as he started lap 54 at the Dutch Grand Prix, triggering a safety car period.Bottas still has two useable Ferrari... read more »

Along with Suzuka and Spa, Silverstone places the highest energy demands on tyres all year, which is why the hardest tyres in the range have been nominated. read more »

The Japanese manufacturer, which owns the Suzuka circuit where the race takes place, turned its back on grand prix racing because it felt it could not carry on amid the... read more »

Allan McNish has never enjoyed much success at Suzuka. Only ever entered in three races at the 3.608-mile circuit which celebrates its 60th anniversary this year, the Scotsman... read more »

Silverstone and Suzuka in these brand new Formula 1 cars? Yes please! read more »

The chassis, which also set pole position and finished second in the Luxembourg Grand Prix at the Nurburgring in Schumacher's hands, went into the Suzuka finale four... read more »

"I remember my race for third place with Mansell at Suzuka in '94. Every lap he tried to pass in the same place, and I knew on the last lap he'd go for it and... read more »

On the 25th anniversary of Damon Hill’s 1996 World Championship win in Suzuka, take a lap of Silverstone with the man himself as he returns to the cockpit of his... read more »

Honda's technical director has admitted the company's staff are disappointed not to be racing at Suzuka this weekend. read more »

Red Bull announced on Wednesday that it would be sporting a unique design for this weekend's proceedings at Istanbul Park, on what should have been Honda's final... read more »

F1 returns to Istanbul Park in Turkey for the second time in two years for the Turkish Grand Prix as a replacement for the cancelled race at Suzuka. read more »

By the time of the Japanese Grand Prix at Suzuka, no fewer than 162 Formula 1 races will have taken place since Jan Lammers failed to make the cut at Paul Ricard in 1982,... read more »

Suzuka chief Kaoru Tanaka has revealed a problem about the issuing of entry visas was behind the decision to cancel the Japanese Grand Prix. read more »

The sport announced last weekend that it has extended its parthership with race promoter Mobilityland which is responsible for the Japanese Grand Prix. The extension means that... read more »

Suzuka has signed a new contract to host the Japanese Grand Prix until at least the 2024 Formula 1 season. read more »

Following an agreement between FOM and promoter, Mobilityland, the Japanese Grand Prix will remain at Suzuka until the end of the 2024 season. read more »

Formula 1 announces the Japanese Grand Prix will remain at Suzuka until the end of the 2024 season. read more »

Formula 1 has announced the Japanese Grand Prix at Suzuka will remain on the calendar for a further three years after a new deal has been agreed.  read more »