Japanese Grand Prix
Round Three in the Land of the Rising SunRound Three in the Land of the Rising Sun
Kicking off the season's first triple-header, Suzuka pushes drivers and their cars to the absolute limit. It's a firm favourite among drivers and home to some of the most dedicated and knowledgeable fans. There is little room for error around this legendary circuit that's steeped in history, controversial moments and drama.
Japanese Grand Prix stats
2.905
Circuit length (km)
153.5
Race distance (km)
26.5
Number of laps
9
Number of corners
Free Practice 1
Fri 4 APRIL03:30-04:30 BST
03:30-04:30 BST
Free Practice 2
Fri 4 APRIL07:00-08:00 BST
07:00-08:00 BST
Free Practice 3
Sat 5 APRIL03:30-04:30 BST
03:30-04:30 BST
Qualifying
Sat 5 APRIL07:00-08:00 BST
07:00-08:00 BST
Race
Sun 6 APRIL06:00 BST
06:00 BST
Degner 1 is especially difficult because it has a blind entry, so you don't see the inside apex until you are already committed on the entry.
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- DRS
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