The Japanese Grand Prix from the Suzuka Circuit marked zero safety cars. However, it still kept viewers on the edge of their seats.

F1 fans in the United States will have to rise early, or stay up late, if they hope to catch the F1 Japanese Grand Prix, which starts Sunday, April 6 (4/6/2025) at 1 a.m. ET (2 p.m. JST) at the Suzuka ...

Martinez-Imagn Images / Austin American Statesman-USA TODAY NETWORK Free Practices 2 and 3 at the Japanese Grand Prix were marred ... due to sparks from the cars that caught fire from the dry ...

Ferrari driver Charles Leclerc of Monaco steers his car during the Formula One Saudi Arabian Grand Prix at the Jeddah ...

All 20 cars and their drivers ... Suzuka F1 Circuit as the Japanese Grand Prix unfolds from April 4 to 6. Suzuka is one of the most iconic and demanding tracks in the world. Located in Japan ...

Max Verstappen, on the hunt for his fourth consecutive win at the Suzuka Circuit, will start the Japanese Grand Prix 2025 from pole position ahead of the McLaren duo. Follow all the live updates, ...

Formula 1 returned to the legendary Suzuka circuit on Friday, with drivers taking to the track for a relatively straightforward first hour of the Japanese Grand Prix weekend, followed by a chaotic ...

SportsLine's model analyzes Red Bull's Max Verstappen, Ferrari's Lewis Hamilton, and the rest of the starting grid's chances ...

Oscar Piastri has his first lead in the Formula 1 world championship.

Free Practices 2 and 3 at the Japanese Grand Prix were marred by fires on the grass ... The fires started due to sparks from the cars that caught fire from the dry grass off the track.

Follow the live updates from the Formula 1 Japanese Grand Prix qualifying race being held at the Suzuka Circuit ...