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Norris favourite for Bahrain, with Max off the pace

Predictions for the 2025 Bahrain Grand Prix – By Joe Murphy With the teams currently in transit from Japan Airports to the Bahrain International Circuit, there is no better time to evaluate the events which may unfold this upcoming weekend. Whilst the Japanese Grand Prix was something of a challenge to sit through, Bahrain offersContinue reading “Norris favourite for Bahrain, with Max off the pace”

Verstappen Dominates Suzuka Snooze Fest

By Joe Man Max Verstappen continued his dominance in Japan, claiming his fourth consecutive victory at the circuit, finishing just ahead of McLaren’s Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri. Cooler temperatures allowed the drivers to push their tyres hard without much graining, but unfortunately, this resulted in a slow-paced race that never truly ignited. As expected,Continue reading “Verstappen Dominates Suzuka Snooze Fest”

Verstappen Defeats Norris for Pole in Thrilling Qualifying

By Camille Lebez-Leroy Ocon led the field out on soft tyres as the lights went green, and most of the other drivers followed him, except for Lewis Hamilton, who went out for his first run on medium tyres (C2) in order to save a pair of soft tyres for later.Oliver Bearman, one of the rookies, surprised everyone at the start by getting the fastest lap and beating off other midfieldContinue reading “Verstappen Defeats Norris for Pole in Thrilling Qualifying”

Cars get going in Friday F1 Action from Japan

By Joe Man McLaren Dominate Amid Red Flag Chaos The first two practice sessions at Suzuka are complete, and as expected, McLaren appears to be the team to beat. Lando Norris was fastest in Practice 1, while teammate Oscar Piastri topped the timesheets in FP2. The McLaren car looks perfectly balanced in the corners, andContinue reading “Cars get going in Friday F1 Action from Japan”

Murphy Meets Watts

By Joe Murphy and Marcella Nadya Ginetta Junior Championship driver Josh Watts sat down with Wheel2Wheel Reports’ Joe and Marcella to discuss his journey as a racing driver and the challenges of balancing his GCSEs while competing in a championship. Furthermore, Watts walked us through the difference between Ginetta and F1 as well as hisContinue reading “Murphy Meets Watts”

Which Ferrari will we seen in Japan?

By Joe Man Moreover, which Leclerc and Hamilton will come to Japan? The biggest story before the 2025 season, by far, was Lewis Hamilton’s arrival at Ferrari. The dream team was finally together. The now-famous photoshoot at Maranello sent the internet into a frenzy, and as Hamilton took his first steps in red, the excitementContinue reading “Which Ferrari will we seen in Japan?”

Surprise Name on Podium as Yuki Starts Red Bull Journey

Predictions for the 2025 Japanese Grand Prix – By Joe Murphy After two rounds of the season, Formula 1 decided to take a week off. Now that’s out of the way, all eyes are on Japan for what is set to be a tantalising spectacle as the cars don Suzuka for what is always anContinue reading “Surprise Name on Podium as Yuki Starts Red Bull Journey”

BREAKING – Lewis Hamilton OUT of Japanese Grand Prix — Ferrari Replacement confirmed

By Joe Murphy With Lewis Hamilton unable to find a dog sitter to watch Roscoe this weekend, it seems clear that Lewis Hamilton will be unable to race in Japan this weekend. In a sensational turn of events, Ferrari have opted for hometown hero Yuki Tsunoda to drier for Ferrari, under the presumption that RedContinue reading “BREAKING – Lewis Hamilton OUT of Japanese Grand Prix — Ferrari Replacement confirmed”

Ferrari solution for Japanese GP WIN – DSQ no longer a concern…

By Joe Man Ferrari Finds Solution to Weight Disqualification After the heartbreaking double disqualification in China, Ferrari has faced some tough decisions. Lewis Hamilton’s disqualification was a silly oversight, but at least with Charles, they learned something vital: the car is much faster when the end of the front wing is missing. The brain trustContinue reading “Ferrari solution for Japanese GP WIN – DSQ no longer a concern…”