Lewis Hamilton sees an opportunity: Can Ferrari finally contain Mercedes at Suzuka?
Lewis Hamilton sees an interesting window for Ferrari in Japan. A detail of the track could well reshuffle the cards against Mercedes.
Lewis Hamilton sees an interesting window for Ferrari in Japan. A detail of the track could well reshuffle the cards against Mercedes.
Several incidents marked the first free practice session at Suzuka. Six drivers, including Lewis Hamilton and Max Verstappen, are now in the stewards’ sights.
The Mercedes driver believes that the Japanese Grand Prix could reveal the true value of the 2026 regulations on track spectacle.
Ferrari and Red Bull didn’t wait to react. At Suzuka, the two teams pull out major upgrades to try to stop Mercedes’ dominance.
Oscar Piastri pulled off a stunning performance by dominating the second free practice session in Japan. A performance that completely revives McLaren in the hierarchy.
Lewis Hamilton escapes any penalty after his collision with Max Verstappen in free practice at Suzuka. The Dutchman played a key role in the stewards’ decision.
Jonathan Wheatley’s sudden departure caught the entire paddock off guard. At Audi, reactions range from total surprise to accepted fatalism.
Revitalized in 2026, Lewis Hamilton displays a radically different mindset. The Briton now assumes to completely ignore external criticism.
Leader at the start of the 2026 season, Mercedes is already facing challenges. George Russell denounces unfair pressure from his rivals.
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