US EditionMax Verstappen wins the Japanese Grand Prix for his first victory of the Formula 1 season
- Verstappen started from pole position and led Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri from McLaren during the race.
- Andrea Kimi Antonelli from Mercedes faced a challenge after running off the track during the race.
- Forecasts indicate a high chance of rain in Suzuka, likely occurring after lap 20.
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F1 2025 Japanese Grand Prix results: Max holds McLaren at bay for 53 laps
Red Bull driver Max Verstappen won the 2025 Formula 1 Japanese Grand Prix, proving that, even though McLaren has the fastest cars, Verstappen's other-worldly driving ability can prevail. The post F1 2025 Japanese Grand Prix results: Max holds McLaren at bay for 53 laps appeared first on The Manual.
F1 in Japan reminds us a great track might not make for a great race
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No Matter The Car, Max Verstappen Is Inevitable
The focus would have been on the Red Bulls no matter the outcome of the Japanese Grand Prix, but thankfully for Christian Horner and company, Max Verstappen at least dragged the attention, however briefly, away from the mess made in the second seat. His weekend was an instant classic on a track that the commentators repeatedly referred to as "historic" and "old-school." You could almost forget that Red Bull had dumped Liam Lawson for Yuki Tsunod…
After a difficult start to the season at the third race of the Formula One season, Max Verstappen shows his extra class. The Suzuka world champion fully costs the victory.
Max Verstappen wins again in Formula 1 – but is not protected from a bitter loss. After the race it is official.
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