The Formula 1 Japanese Grand Prix is one of the most iconic and revered races on the Formula 1 calendar. Held at the legendary Suzuka Circuit in Japan, it showcases a perfect blend of high-speed corners, challenging elevation changes, and a rich racing heritage.
Known for its demanding and technical layout, the Suzuka Circuit poses a significant test for drivers and teams alike. The track’s figure-eight design adds an extra layer of excitement and intensity, making it a favorite among drivers and fans. The 5.807-kilometer circuit features iconic sections such as the “S” Curves, the famous 130R corner, and the Degner Curve, demanding precision and skill from the drivers.
It’s almost time for the upcoming round in the 2023 Formula 1 championship: remember to follow us daily here on ScuderiaFans.com to get for for the most important news, updates, statistics, videos, pictures, opinions, telemetry and other key data from the 5.807-kilometre Suzuka International Racing Course. The Maranello team will take to the lehendary Suzuka racing track with Carlos Sainz and Charles Leclerc ready to begin preparations for the Japanese race weekend.
The two Ferrari drivers will get behind the wheel of the SF-23 challenger to collect as much data as possible in this FP1, as Ferrari will be looking to identify the optimal setup and configuration in view of the Suzuka weekend. The second key target will be to understand tyre management and degradation, a very important factor ahead of Saturday’s qualifying session and Sunday’s Japanese Grand Prix at the 5.807-kilometre Suzuka International Racing Course.
Get the minute-by-minute F1 data, results, telemetry and commentary from the opening practice session for the 2023 Japanese Grand Prix using the video below:
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