Lewis Hamilton says he is relishing the "different challenge" of taking on Japanese GP qualifying and the race on the same day, as Formula 1 prepares for a super... read more »

Qualifying for the 2019 Japanese Grand Prix has been moved to Sunday, but it's not the first time bad weather has pushed F1's Saturday schedule off track. For more... read more »

Both Max Verstappen and Alexander Albon feel there is more time to be found in their RB15's ahead of Sunday's planned Qualifying session at Suzuka. read more »

Second practice at Suzuka was a crucial session, and the final one ahead of qualifying on Sunday following the cancellation of FP3. Though rain was predicted, it didn't... read more »

We will try and find some more performance with the engineers, as you can always make some progress after practice, but it's impossible to say where we'll be come... read more »

Qualifying has already been moved to Sunday morning due to the imminent arrival of Typhoon Hagibis - but if it is cancelled, the grid will be decided by the standings in second... read more »

Valtteri Bottas heads up another one-two finish for Mercedes in FP2, meaning he will start on pole if qualifying gets washed out on Sunday. read more »

The FIA stewards confirm FP2's result will be used to form the grid if need be at Suzuka. read more »

FP2 results will set grid if Japanese GP qualifying is cancelled read more »

The Japanese Grand Prix grid will be set by results from second practice if Formula 1's qualifying session does not take place at its revised time on Sunday morning read more »

Japanese Grand Prix stewards have ruled that the order in free practice two will decide the grid for Sunday's race if the rescheduled qualifying period ends up being... read more »

Formula 1 has cancelled all activities at the Japanese Grand Prix on Saturday as a result of the threat of Typhoon Hagibis. read more »

Qualifying day at the Japanese Grand Prix has been cancelled due to the impact Typhoon Hagibis is expected to have on the Suzuka area on Saturday. read more »

Formula 1's Japanese Grand Prix qualifying session will take place on Sunday morning as the Suzuka circuit will be closed on Saturday amid the threat of Typhoon Hagibis read more »

The FIA has announced that due to the imminent arrival of Typhoon Hagibis, qualifying will take place on Sunday, with no track activity on Saturday. read more »

Japanese GP officials have taken the decision to cancel all Saturday sessions for the Japanese GP, postponing F1 qualifying until 10am on Sunday. read more »

While officials are closely monitoring Typhoon Hagibis, the drivers want an early call on whether Saturday qualifying will take place, if only to allow time for playing FIFA. read more »

With a super typhoon set to impact Saturday's running at Suzuka, drivers are confident race officials will take the right call over qualifying. read more »

Formula 1 delays a decision on whether to cancel Japanese Grand Prix qualifying as a result of Typhoon Hagibis until Friday. read more »

Typhoon Hagibis has again been upgraded to a super typhoon with winds around the 160mph mark and is expected to disrupt qualifying for the Japanese Grand Prix. read more »

Sebastian Vettel and Lewis Hamilton have spoken out against it -- so what exactly is the logic behind the reverse-grid qualifying races F1 is planning to experiment in 2020? read more »

Max Verstappen has warned Formula 1 against the introduction of a reverse-grid qualifying race, which the Red Bull driver says would be an "artificial and fake" way... read more »

Increased viewing figures for F1 in the US suggest that the sport tinkers with the current qualifying format at its peril. read more »

Max Verstappen fears that concepts such as reverse grids and qualifying races risk F1 becoming like American wrestling, "artificial and fake" read more »

Helmut Marko has labelled Liberty Media's idea to change qualifying into a reverse grid format as "absurd". read more »