All news on the topic: Japanese Grand Prix

Reports this week have claimed embattled Red Bull Racing team principal Christian Horner is planning to push car design legend Adrian Newey out of the team to focus solely on the RB17 hypercar project

The 2024 Formula 1 season gets underway this Saturday with the Bahrain Grand Prix, the first of 24 races set to take place around the world over nine action-packed months

Lewis Hamilton will bring to an end his Mercedes career after 11 years at the end of 2024, having signed a deal to join Charles Leclerc at Ferrari in a bid to win that elusive eighth F1 title

Street races are the future of F1 it seems after the Spanish Grand Prix taken from the traditional circuit in Barcelona to be given to a race in Madrid - and a potential new host is eyeing a spot on the calendar

Many of F1's most iconic events, such as the races at Silverstone, Monza, Spa-Francorchamps and in Monaco, have only short-term contracts as newer venues threaten their places

Karun Chandhok knows F1 stars very well after driving alongside them and going on to be a regular Sky Sports pundit, and recalled one hilarious run-in he had with Kimi Raikkonen

Piastri has had an excellent first season in F1 and is living up to his huge reputation from his exploits in the junior categories, though he has still played second fiddle to Norris

Mercedes suffered a difficult weekend at the Japanese Grand Prix and were forced to limit the damage, but they might not have been able to do even that had it not been for the work of their reserve driver

Russell suffered from a sub-optimal race strategy at the Japanese Grand Prix, paying the price at the end of the race for only having changed tyres once on the punishing Suzuka track

The relationship between Hamilton and Russell is under the microscope after Mercedes gave a team order at the Japanese Grand Prix which sparked protests from the younger Brit

Struggling Perez has picked up penalties in the last two Grands Prix for causing collisions with other drivers, earning some scathing reviews from them in the process

Lewis Hamilton and Mercedes team-mate George Russell finished outside the podium places at the Japanese Grand Prix on Sunday, and the challenges look set to continue

Before the 2023 season had even begun, Sky Sports F1 pundit Chandhok predicted tension at Alpine with Esteban Ocon joined by fellow Frenchman and childhood friend Pierre Gasly

McLaren racers Norris and Piastri both finished in the top three at Suzuka, joining race-winner Max Verstappen on the podium in the team's best result of the 2023 season

Red Bull made their sixth Formula 1 constructors' title success official when Max Verstappen won the Japanese Grand Prix, sparking wild celebrations after the race

Perez suffered a nightmarish race at Suzuka which ended prematurely with zero points, after which Red Bull chief Horner admitted he will be considering other drivers for that seat

Hamilton finished fifth at the Japanese Grand Prix with Russell two places behind in seventh, having been ordered to swap positions in the late stages of the Suzuka race

Williams flouted a complex technical rule ahead of the Suzuka race which led to Logan Sargeant having his already extremely slim chances of scoring his first F1 points extinguished

Fernando Alonso accused his Aston Martin team of pitting him to the lions over the team radio in Suzuka, but the Spaniard says his words were heard without any context

Lando Norris finished second in the Japanese Grand Prix, but the McLaren driver was left shouting and swearing at Red Bull's Sergio Perez at one point during the race

Sergio Perez retired after a disastrous start to the Japanese Grand Prix, with Red Bull team principal Christian Horner admitting he had "a shocker of a race" in Suzuka

Mercedes communications chief Bradley Lord, filling in for absent team principal Toto Wolff, explained the team's eye-catching driver swap decision after the race

Perez was retired from the race but then latest sent back out by Red Bull to serve a time penalty, in the hope of avoiding a grid drop at next month's Qatar Grand Prix

Perez suffered a disastrous Japanese GP, colliding with other drivers on at least two occasions and using three front wings in the first 15 laps before retiring from the race

Hamilton finished the Japanese Grand Prix fifth, two places ahead of Russell, after Mercedes ordered the younger Brit to let his team-mate past in the latter stages of the Suzuka race