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Post-Race 2025 Japanese GP - Post Race Discussion
Suzuka, it's been a pleasure.
What did everyone think of the race? How did your favourite driver do?
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r/formula1 • u/Snoo_42151 • 5h ago
Social Media [Isack Hadjar via IG] My first points in F1 !!!! On my favourite track, P8! Race was perfectly executed, big thanks to the team.
r/formula1 • u/overspeeed • 11h ago
Race Max Verstappen wins the 2025 Japanese Grand Prix
r/formula1 • u/heidenreich137 • 7h ago
News Ferrari boss Fred Vasseur believes F1 is in danger of becoming a “qualifying world championship”, with overtaking at a premium in recent rounds
r/formula1 • u/B-ittyLover • 8h ago
Social Media Max on Instagram; Thank you, Honda Grateful and proud of everything we’ve achieved together over the years.
r/formula1 • u/randomseocb • 5h ago
Video Lando: "I don’t need anyone to tell me what max is capable of doing, [...] I know how good he’s been since we shook hands back in 2015 or something and i was half the height i am now [...] so i would say nothing is a surprise anymore but i still believe we're gonna have some good races
r/formula1 • u/FerrariStrategisttt • 12h ago
Statistics Kimi Antonelli has broken Max Verstappen's record as the youngest driver in Formula 1 history to lead a race.
r/formula1 • u/FerrariStrategisttt • 11h ago
Video Max: “Wow! Woah! Thank you guys, oh mate, what an unbelieveable weekend, what a turnaround after the difficult start, ah.. We never give up, we keep pushing together. Well done everyone.” “We keep pushing. Unbelieveable.”
r/formula1 • u/dannybluey • 11h ago
Statistics Max Verstappen is the fourth driver ever to win at least one Grand Prix in ten consecutive seasons.
r/formula1 • u/marypsm • 14h ago
Video [dazn_es] This is how Fernando Alonso and Carlos Sainz were amazed by Max Verstappen's pole position
r/formula1 • u/FerrariStrategisttt • 10h ago
Video Max Verstappen jokes about the moment with Lando Norris when exiting the pit lane: "I think the grass was a bit… a bit not rightly cut on the right-hand side. Lando saw that as well, and he made sure it was nicely cut!"
r/formula1 • u/Schlapfel9 • 11h ago
Statistics This is the first time since 2017 that Williams got 3 consecutive points finishes
r/formula1 • u/DeSantisMTL • 11h ago
Statistics Kimi Antonelli, youngest driver to have a fastest lap in a F1 race
After setting a record earlier in the race by becoming the youngest driver ever to lead a race
r/formula1 • u/Luffy710j • 8h ago
Social Media [Redbullracing] the calm before the chaos
r/formula1 • u/cogito-ergo-sumthing • 2h ago
Statistics Suzuka 2025 was the 16th race in F1 history when all cars finished
r/formula1 • u/kpopsns28 • 9h ago
Social Media [Max Verstappen via IG] This one means a lot. What a great weekend for us, we never give up
r/formula1 • u/Zadlo • 7h ago
Statistics By achieving lap time of 1:30.965 Andrea Kimi Antonelli became the youngest race lap record owner in F1 history
He broke the Lewis Hamilton's record from 2019 Japanese Grand Prix by 0.018 seconds.
r/formula1 • u/ContentPuff • 12h ago
Video Verstappen / Norris Pit Exit Incident
r/formula1 • u/FerrariStrategisttt • 11h ago
Social Media [Scuderia Ferrari via IG] The chequered flag falls in Japan
r/formula1 • u/Worried-Pick4848 • 8h ago
Discussion There won't be much talk about what Bearman did, but he really raced well this entire weekend.
Beat his teammate very handily, handled the new spec extremely well, got to Q3 and held his ground in the midpack to bring home a point for Haas. Considering that Haas isn't the fastest car and no one ahead of him really made any mistakes to capitalize on, Bearman had his work cut out for him to save his point, and he did.
In a race where there just wasn't a lot of overtaking, that qualifying effort on Saturday was massive. Put him in a position where all he really had to do on Sunday was hold serve, and he accomplished that despite some cars behind him that were faster on paper.
Super proud of Ollie for the work he put in and the result he accomplished. It's only 1 point, but it's the only point Haas managed this weekend and the fight in the midpack should be pretty intense, so that 1 point may really matter at the end of the year.
Either way, it shows that the kid is learning. Last year he needed other drivers around him to make big mistakes in order to steal points for Haas. The reason this is significant is no one really made any mistakes at all, or at least no big ones, and he was still able to hang with the big boys, defend his place and look completely comfortable winning points in Formula 1. Well done kid.