Kimi Antonelli takes second pole position of his career: ‘This track is incredible’
Kimi Antonelli takes his second pole position of his Formula 1 career in Japan. The Italian is very happy with his first place for the race.
Kimi Antonelli takes his second pole position of his Formula 1 career in Japan. The Italian is very happy with his first place for the race.
George Russell had to settle for the second starting spot for the Japanese GP on Saturday. Teammate Antonelli captured pole position.
After the qualifying for the Japanese Grand Prix, which is completely dominated by Mercedes, it is Oscar Piastri who limits the damage and the McLaren on
Isack Hadjar captured P8 for the Japanese GP on Saturday. The young Parisian was thus faster than teammate Max Verstappen.
After the qualifying at Suzuka, Max Verstappen was asked about an earlier incident with a British journalist. “A matter of respect.”
Red Bull admits it is still struggling with the new car ahead of the weekend in Japan. The grip and balance leave much to be desired.
Charles Leclerc hopes that he can make it difficult for Mercedes during the Japanese GP, although he also warns that Ferrari is still lagging behind.
George Russell has admitted to being surprised by the pace of McLaren during the first free practice sessions for the Japanese GP. At Suzuka, Oscar
For Mattia Binotto, the departure of Audi team principal Jonathan Wheatley came as a surprise, but for the time being he is not looking for a replacement.
Suzuka smiles upon Mercedes. Kimi Antonelli puts his name at the top of the timesheet, followed by teammate George Russell and Charles Leclerc. At Red