Norris Leads FP1 at Japanese Grand Prix with Impressive Tsunoda Performance
The excitement is palpable as Lando Norris established himself as the frontrunner in Free Practice 1 (FP1) at the iconic Japanese Grand Prix. With Yuki Tsunoda, the new Red Bull recruit, drawing significant attention, this session offered fans a preview of what’s to come in one of motorsport's most thrilling weekends.
The first Free Practice session witnessed all 20 drivers returning to action, surrounded by the iconic Japan's cherry blossom ...
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Alpine confirmed on Tuesday that test and reserve driver Ryō Hirakawa will drive in the first practice session at this ...
Kickstarting the Japanese Grand Prix weekend, home hero Yuki Tsunoda made his highly anticipated Red Bull debut in FP1 at the iconic Suzuka International Circuit, but it was Lando Norris who set the ...
In the afternoon, the first of four red flags in FP2 came just eight minutes in when Jack Doohan suffered a heavy impact with ...
Jack Doohan missed the first practice session at this weekend’s Japanese Grand Prix, as Alpine used FP1 to give reserve ...
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