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Loss, heartbreak, redemption: The road to Leclerc's Monaco F1 triumph

How as a young child growing up in the principality, he would take the bus to school up the winding climb to Casino Square, dreaming how he would one day tear up the same roads in a scarlet Ferrari F1 car. How his late father Herve made every possible sacrifice to…

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Leclerc struggled to see through tears on way to Monaco GP win

The Monegasque led every lap of this year's edition of the Monte Carlo race, ending a long quest for a home win - a venue he had never previously scored a podium finish at among much-documented ill fortune.

Autosport

Cherry blossoms and champions: Suzuka still sets F1 pulses racing

Drivers revel in the venue for Sunday’s Japanese GP, a circuit that is the perfect combination of risk and reward, where the bold and exacting shine

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F1 2024 Japanese Grand Prix - what is the weather forecast and will rain affect the race?

The Japanese GP is being hosted in April, the earliest the event has ever been held after consistently being hosted later in the season. The race has been brought forward to be more logistically efficient along with the Chinese GP which takes place in two weeks' time.

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Leclerc marks 10th anniversary of Bianchi accident with tribute F1 helmet

Bianchi suffered a serious accident in closing laps of the wet 2014 Japanese GP, and passed away in July the following year from his injuries.

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Ferrari Could Be Red Bull’s Red Scare This Season

The most recognizable car in Formula One hasn’t won a title since 2008. But two surging drivers have the Prancing Horse confident it can give the champs plenty to think about.

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2025 F1 driver race numbers: Who uses what number and why?

In Formula 1 all drivers use a fixed race number. The championship introduced this concept in 2014 to increase the recognition of the drivers on the track for the fans. In previous years, the starting numbers were handed out based on the final ranking of the constructors' championship from the…

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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 welcomes “good steps” from FIA in Suzuka F1 crane report

Pierre Gasly has welcomed the FIA report into the crane incident at the Formula 1 Japanese GP and the “good steps” towards improved safety that it contains.

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F1 drivers to discuss Suzuka crane incident with FIA in Austin

Formula 1 drivers will discuss the Suzuka crane controversy with the FIA at their regular gathering after Free Practice 2 at the United States Grand Prix on Friday.

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Sebastian Vettel warned FIA of F1 danger which left Pierre Gasly fearing for his life

At the drivers' meeting earlier in the week, Grand Prix Drivers' Association director Vettel apparently raised the issue of tractors entering the track – before Gasly almost hand a run-in with one

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

Daily Mirror

Russell and Vettel lead push for FIA to stop tractors going on track

GPDA directors George Russell and Sebastian Vettel are set to lead the push for improvements when the FIA reviews the crane incident in the Formula 1 Japanese Grand Prix.

Autosport

Russell and Vettel lead push for FIA to stop cranes going on track

GPDA directors George Russell and Sebastian Vettel are set to lead the push for improvements when the FIA reviews the crane incident in Sunday’s Formula 1 Japanese GP.

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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…

AFP

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.

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

Sports Illustrated

Lando Norris, F1 Drivers Blast FIA After Gasly’s Near Miss With Crane

The McLaren driver recalled Jules Bianchi’s tragic accident in Japan under similar circumstances in 2014.

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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.

Motorsport

FIA launches investigation into F1 Japanese GP tractor incident

The FIA has launched an investigation into the timing and use of the recovery vehicles at Formula 1’s Japanese Grand Prix, following driver alarm over the presence of a tractor on the track.

Daily Mirror

Pierre Gasly admits he feared for life and slams F1 chiefs over Japanese GP near miss

Gasly said the machine on the track at Suzuka was "disrespectful" to the memory of his childhood friend Jules Bianchi, who died after crashing into one at the same venue eight years ago

Motorsport

Gasly feared for his life in Japanese GP tractor track incident

Pierre Gasly believes he would have been killed if he hit the tractor that was on the track during the Formula 1 Japanese Grand Prix.

The Guardian - UK

Max Verstappen retains F1 title amid chaos and controversy at Japanese GP

Red Bull’s Max Verstappen won a soggy Japanese GP and secured his second world championship, but Pierre Gasly narrowly escaped a serious incident

Daily Mirror

Christian Horner demands F1 probe into "extremely dangerous" Pierre Gasly close call

The Red Bull boss says a recovery vehicle "clearly" shouldn't have been on circuit at the Japanese Grand Prix which Pierre Gasly almost hit in a scary first lap incident

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