Antonelli in Japan: What the World’s Press Said
Five outlets, five countries, one verdict: the Safety Car helped, but Kimi Antonelli’s second stint at Suzuka was simply untouchable.
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Aston Martin Last in Japan: Stroll & Alonso’s Private Battle
While the rest of the field chased glory at Suzuka, Aston Martin’s two drivers carved out their own private battle at the back — held back by an unresolved Honda power unit crisis now three races old.
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Antonelli Wins Japanese GP as Russell Misses Podium
A Safety Car triggered by Bearman’s 50G crash at Spoon Curve gifted Antonelli the lead he never let go, propelling the teenager to the top of the 2026 championship standings.
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Gasly P7 Again: Alpine Best of the Rest at Suzuka
Three qualifying sessions, three times P7. Gasly is the undisputed king of the midfield in 2026 — and at Suzuka, Ocon finally found a first reason to smile.
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Wolff: The 130R Was No Longer a Challenge Before 2026
Everyone is talking about what 2026 has done to the 130R. Toto Wolff says that corner stopped being a challenge long before the new regulations arrived.
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Alonso: Suzuka’s Challenge Is Gone Under 2026 Rules
« The high-speed corners became charging stations. » Alonso’s verdict on Suzuka 2026 is blunt — and a growing chorus of drivers is saying the same thing.
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Verstappen: Red Bull’s Suzuka Problems Are No Easy Fix
From understeer to oversteer and back again — Red Bull’s RB22 gave Verstappen no answers on Friday at Suzuka. And he’s not expecting any miracles overnight.
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MErcedes at Suzuka: Sandbagging or Simply Ready to Race?
McLaren topped the timesheet on Friday, but the race simulation numbers tell a very different story about who holds the real advantage at Suzuka.
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Mercedes’ Lead Won’t Last, Says Steiner — « The Development Rate Will Be Tremendous »
Two wins in two races. Russell and Antonelli looking untouchable. But Guenther Steiner has a warning for anyone who thinks the 2026 title is already decided.
Honda Calls It a ‘Misunderstanding’ — But Aston Martin Paid the Price
Aston Martin’s disastrous start to 2026 put Honda firmly in the spotlight. At Suzuka, HRC president Koji Watanabe stepped forward with answers — and a correction for Adrian Newey.
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