Slipstream Saturday: Max Verstappen on Pole in Return to Suzuka
Max Verstappen bested Charles Leclerc to take pole position as F1 returned to the Suzuka Circuit in Japan for the first time since 2019.
Max Verstappen bested Charles Leclerc to take pole position as F1 returned to the Suzuka Circuit in Japan for the first time since 2019.
Max Verstappen will enter the Japanese Grand Prix at Suzuka with a shot at clinching his second Formula 1 World Drivers’ Championship.
Serigo Perez and Charles Leclerc fought each other throughout a scorching night in Singapore.
It’s the fourth career win for the Mexican driver and came on a night that his teammate Max Verstappen could have clinched the championship.
Charles Leclerc took the pole position for the Singapore Grand Prix after a strategic error robbed Max Verstappen of two fast laps.
The return of the Singapore Grand Prix after a two year absence brings more questions than answers for the F1 grid.
Max Verstappen will be looking to earn his second driverʻs title in Singapore – something that may be a bit of a stretch, yet also not unrealistic.
Let’s check out the entire driver grid for the ongoing Formula 1 season and how things are going for each team.
For episode four of Open Wheel Open Mic, Jack Swansey and Alex Gintz discuss Will Power, Monza and the ever changing world of F1 regulations.
Max Verstappen won for the 11th time this season while Ferrari lost out in F1’s Italian GP.
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