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Fenestraz won't race in Super Formula during first FE season

Sacha Fenestraz will not contest any Super Formula races next year before the end of his first Formula E season, ruling him out of most of the 2023 campaign.

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Fenestraz: "Weird" lack of pace after-effect of Fuji crash

Sacha Fenestraz believes his 'weird' lack of pace in the penultimate race of the Super Formula season at Suzuka could be an after-effect of the heavy crash he suffered in July's Fuji round.

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Nojiri concerned for finale after "really bad" practice

Super Formula points leader Tomoki Nojiri says he can't feel confident of his chances of winning back-to-back titles this weekend at Suzuka after a 'really bad' opening day of practice.

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Suzuka Super Formula: Oyu tops practice, Nojiri down in 16th

Nakajima Racing's Toshiki Oyu topped the sole free practice session for this weekend's Suzuka Super Formula season finale, as champion-elect Tomoki Nojiri ended up in a lowly 16th.

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Super Formula reveals 2023 bodywork in Suzuka test

The bodywork that is likely to adorn the 2023 version of the Super Formula car has been publicly revealed in testing at Suzuka.

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How Vandoorne helped shape Super Formula's new king

Honda’s Tomoki Nojiri stands on the cusp of becoming a two-time Super Formula champion in this weekend’s Suzuka finale. But back in 2016, the humbling experience of sharing a garage with future Formula 1 driver Stoffel Vandoorne set him on his current path.

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F1 drivers postpone talks over Suzuka crane incident to Mexico

Discussions between Formula 1 drivers and the FIA over the findings of the governing body’s investigation into the recent Suzuka safety issues have been postponed until next week’s Mexico race.

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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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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 to review reduced F1 point rules after Suzuka 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 Suzuka.

Motorsport

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

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.

Autosport

Can Honda's struggling sophomore save his season at Suzuka?

Honda driver Hiroki Otsu was handed a big chance to burnish his Super Formula credentials this year at Dandelion Racing, but time is running out for him to prove he deserves to keep his place.

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Max Verstappen's girlfriend Kelly Piquet strips naked for photoshoot after F1 title triumph

Kelly Piquet posted the modelling shots of her posing naked days after celebrating a second world championship title success for boyfriend Max Verstappen in Suzuka

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Hamilton "had a blast" in Suzuka F1 wet race, Ocon battle "the most fun"

Lewis Hamilton reckons his battle with Esteban Ocon for fifth place in the Japanese Grand Prix was “the most fun” aspect of the rain-affected Formula 1 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

Motorsport

Ten things we learned at the 2022 Japanese Grand Prix

A crowned champion amid chaos and confusion underpinned the first Formula 1 race in Japan since 2019 - but there was more to the weekend than that, as driver market moves and the popular return of Suzuka were also key threads. Here's a look at the 10 biggest points of…

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10 things we learned at the 2022 Japanese Grand Prix

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Evening Standard

F1: Amateur hour as Max Verstappen denied moment of glory in Japanese Grand Prix chaos

In the most cutting-edge of sports, the thousands who braved the Suzuka rain and the millions watching on TV were treated to amateur hour in the denouement of the drivers’ title.

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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

Motorsport

F1 teams admit they overlooked points "loophole" after Suzuka confusion

Formula 1 teams have admitted they overlooked the scenario in the rulebook that awards full points for shortened races, but say it will be sorted for next year.

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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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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 handed 20-second time penalty for Suzuka F1 red flag speeding

Pierre Gasly has received a 20-second time penalty for red flag speeding during the Formula 1 Japanese GP, but the stewards noted his “shock” at the vehicle on-track.

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Max Verstappen wins second F1 title crown after dramatic Japanese GP win and more chaos

The Japanese Grand Prix was marred by wet weather, an early crash which saw the race red-flagged for more than an hour and a near miss when Pierre Gasly came close to a recovery vehicle on the track

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