McLaren remains the team to beat in Formula 1, but Max Verstappen’s victorious drive for Red Bull at the Japanese Grand Prix ...

Max Verstappen had an exceptional race weekend in Japan, which he described as the perfect farewell to engine partner Honda.

Seven-time F1 champion Michael Schumacher has won eight F1 races in Japan which makes the great German the most successful driver in the history of the Japanese F1 races.

Formula 1 drivers are normally in the mood to celebrate after winning the Japanese Grand Prix – but not the legendary Ayrton Senna. Senna regularly proved why he earned the nickname ...

After delivering a shock pole position in Japan, Max Verstappen earns plaudits, with a veteran journo being in sheer ...

McLaren's former boss Ron Dennis was was apt to describe the team he had run since 1980, as the Manchester United of the ...

Carlos Sainz anticipates Lewis Hamilton's arrival at Ferrari in 2025, while Charles Leclerc's struggle for success continues ...

Suzuka has produced iconic moments since it first held an F1 race in 1987, so here are five of the best over the years ...

A Lamborghini worth $5 million just went head-to-head with McLaren’s most extreme road car—and the results were closer than you’d think.

In the 50 years since Hiroshi Fushida became the first Japanese driver to qualify for a grand prix, 17 others have made it to ...

Yuki Tsunoda will be centre of attention at his home Japanese Grand Prix this weekend after joining Max Verstappen at a Red ...

Honda Racing Corporation is launching a memorabilia business, starting with a part-out of one of the greatest F1 engines ever ...