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Sore Lance Stroll will sit out the Singapore Grand Prix after a heavy crash in qualifying

Lance Stroll will not race in the Singapore Grand Prix after a heavy crash in qualifying left him sore. He was able to walk away but the team face a huge job repairing the car. Stroll will focus on recovering for the Japanese Grand Prix next week.

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Pierre Gasly responds to F1 changes after being labelled "reckless" by FIA

An incident which saw Gasly have a close call with a recovery vehicle that had entered the circuit at the Japanese Grand Prix, was one of the reasons behind an FIA investigation

Daily Mirror

Gasly "reckless" but FIA also shoulders blame: the Suzuka F1 report's key findings

The key detail in the FIA’s investigation of the crane incident during Formula 1’s 2022 Japanese Grand Prix reveals that race control missed Pierre Gasly’s AlphaTauri in the pitlane while permitting the Suzuka marshals to take recovery vehicles on track.

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FIA axes Michael Masi's replacement as swathe of F1 changes announced ahead of Austin GP

The governing body's review into what happened at the Japanese Grand Prix also saw them admit they were wrong to allow the recovery vehicle on track while Pierre Gasly was still driving

Daily Mirror

FIA to review reduced F1 point rules after Japanese GP confusion

The FIA has announced it will review the rules surrounding reduced distance races and points allocation after confusion over the awarding of full points at the Japanese Grand Prix.

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The full FIA statement on F1 Japanese GP crane incident review

The FIA will implement changes following a review into the incidents at the Formula 1 Japanese Grand Prix which saw a recovery vehicle enter the track in wet conditions.

Autosport

Max Verstappen drops early retirement hint as he talks 'different emotions' of title wins

Max Verstappen secured his second successive Formula 1 title at the Japanese Grand Prix earlier this month, but despite being just 25-years-old has already outlined a plan for retirement

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FIA faces F1 driver uprising at US GP with racers "up in arms" over dangerous close call

Drivers are said to be very unhappy with the near miss Pierre Gasly had with a recovery vehicle at the Japanese Grand Prix, and will make their feelings known in Austin later this month

Daily Mirror

Mercedes chief issues honest response to George Russell's angry call for sit-down talks

Russell was very unhappy with a strategy decision made by the Silver Arrows during the Japanese Grand Prix, which he felt cost him points and places in the race

Daily Mirror

Lando Norris tells F1 armchair analysts to "keep their mouths shut" after Suzuka chaos

Norris gave a particularly blunt response when asked about what the track visibility was like from the cockpit of his McLaren at the rain-soaked Japanese Grand Prix

Daily Mirror

F1: Fernando Alonso takes aim at Alpine over ignored strategy calls: ‘I don’t know what they were doing’

Fernando Alonso was left pondering if his radio had failed after Alpine ignored his multiple calls to pit earlier in the Japanese Grand Prix.

Evening Standard

How did Verstappen win the title? F1’s points confusion explained

Max Verstappen clinched his second Formula 1 world championship by winning Sunday’s Japanese Grand Prix, but just like his first crown in Abu Dhabi last year, this was not without controversy and confusion.

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Christian Horner admits F1 "mistake" led to decision which made Max Verstappen champion

Even Verstappen had to double check he had earned enough points to claim the title at the Japanese Grand Prix as the 2022 F1 championship was handed out in farcical fashion

Daily Mirror

George Russell wants Mercedes sit-down after Silver Arrows make "worst decision ever"

Russell was less than pleased with his Mercedes team at the Japanese Grand Prix, and feels he could have improved on his eighth-placed finish had it not been for one particular decision

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Red Bull chief 'very surprised' Max Verstappen named champion as confusion revealed

Red Bull were uncertain if Max Verstappen would be awarded the full points he needed to be crowned world champion at the Japanese Grand Prix after a delayed start

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'We risk our lives' - Lando Norris furious as Pierre Gasly incident mars Japanese Grand Prix

Safety concerns were raised following Carlos Sainz's crash on the opening lap at Suzuka

Daily Mirror

Terrifying moment marshal narrowly avoids Pierre Gasly's car at chaotic Japanese GP

The marshal was trying to rescue Carlos Sainz's stricken Ferrari when Pierre Gasly's car came close at high speed under a red flag after a chaotic opening lap at the Japanese Grand Prix

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Confusion, Crane and Now Cost Cap Risk Taking Gloss off Verstappen Feat

Max Verstappen said the confusion at the end of the Japanese Grand Prix that saw him declared Formula One world champion was "quite funny", but an impending cost-cap ruling could wipe the smiles off faces in the Red Bull garage. The 25-year-old Dutchman became the second youngest double world champion…

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Confusion, crane and now cost cap risk taking gloss off Verstappen feat

Suzuka (Japan) (AFP) - Max Verstappen said the confusion at the end of the Japanese Grand Prix that saw him declared Formula One world champion was "quite funny", but an impending cost-cap ruling could wipe the smiles off faces in the Red Bull garage.

Daily Mirror

Pierre Gasly lifts lid on private talks with F1 bosses after Japanese GP controversy

Alpine driver Pierre Gasly mercifully avoided a devastating collision at the Japanese Grand Prix, speeding past a tractor while another car was being recovered

The Guardian - UK

Pierre Gasly ‘grateful’ to be alive after crane on track at Japanese Grand Prix

Red Bull team principal Christian Horner has demanded an inquiry, with F1 sill raw from Jules Bianchi dying after hitting a crane at the 2014 Japanese Grand Prix

The Guardian - UK

Max Verstappen admits he did not know he had won F1 title in Japan chaos

Max Verstappen admitted he had no idea he had taken his second F1 world championship as confusion characterised his title-winning victory at the Japanese GP

Sports Illustrated

Pierre Gasly Recounts Jules Bianchi Tragedy After Near-Miss With Crane

At the 2014 Japanese Grand Prix, Bianchi collided with a crane trying to recover another vehicle, and he died months later from his head injuries.

AFP

Formula One drivers furious after tractor on Japanese GP track

Suzuka (Japan) (AFP) - Formula One drivers reacted with fury after AlphaTauri's Pierre Gasly passed a tractor on the track at the Japanese Grand Prix on Sunday, on the same Suzuka circuit where Jules Bianchi suffered a fatal accident in similar circumstances.

Daily Mirror

Ferrari boss slams "unacceptable" decision that handed Max Verstappen second F1 title

A penalty for Charles Leclerc knocked him down a place at the Japanese Grand Prix and gave Verstappen the points gap he needed to be confirmed as world champion for 2022

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