Japanese GP Qualifiying Gaps Visualized 🇯🇵😳

This year the cars are nimble and agile, they can follow even better than last year, the driver also has to manage his deployment more, if anything it’s better than last year where the car was in autopilot at high speed

🚨 Red Bull is planning a major overhaul of its car for 2027. 👀 Technical director Pierre Waché says “close to nothing” from the RB22 will carry over to next year’s RB23. Red Bull has identified improvements in aerodynamics, packaging and mechanical design, with both the chassis and gearbox set to change. 🗣️ “More or less close to nothing will transfer, because there are plenty [of areas] we think we have identified we can improve.” (via. @Racingnews365c) #F1

Well, well... well. This just further strengthens one of my unpopular opinions; Verstappen wouldnt beat the other top 5 drivers in their own respective teams in his first two seasons at the team. Hamilton, Leclerc, Antonelli, Russell and Norris beats him. Sorry, it's the truth.

🚨 Christian Horner on what happened with Red Bull's 2022 car "Alex Albon did a hell of a job developing the '22 car because so much focus was on the '21 car, developing it till the last moment. ...It was very much around his style of driving, which was probably more akin to Sergio (Perez) or Daniel (Ricciardo)." "When we started the '22 season, Max (Verstappen) hated the car, it had too much understeer & Sergio with that predictability, suddenly they were winning a race a piece. ...I remember sitting down with Max's management around Azerbaijan that year & them saying, 'Look you've developed this car around Checo it needs to have you need to be following what Max needs.' "...(Max is) the driver you're most likely to going to win with. Of course, any engineering team will gravitate just naturally towards their fastest driver or a team will gravitate to whoever they think is going to be able to give them the best result."

📊 | Here's a breakdown of Max Verstappen's first 250 races in Formula 1. Max Verstappen celebrates his 250th Formula 1 Grand Prix with a win at the 2026 Singapore GP #F1 #SingaporeGP

A season of Bottas and Perez in the same car would settle so many debates on this app

It's looking even better for Verstappen with this info updated Wet weather win rate: #1 Ayrton Senna 55.55% 10 wins 18 races #2 Max Verstappen 39.13% 9 wins 23 races #3 Michael Schumacher 36.36% 16 wins 44 races #4 Lewis Hamilton 31.81% 14 wins 44 races xitter.cf/KevEastSports/status/2…

⏱️ UPDATE 2026 H2H QUALI PACE #F1 🟢 Alonso -0,474% vs Stroll 🟣 Verstappen -0,276% vs Hadjar ⚪ Pérez -0,251% vs Bottas 🩷 Gasly -0,238% vs Colapinto 🔵 Sainz -0,225% vs Albon ⚪ Bearman -0,204% vs Ocon 🩶 Antonelli -0,070% vs Russell ⚫ Bortoleto -0,056% vs Hülkenberg 🟠 Norris -0,055% vs Piastri 🔴 Leclerc -0,044% vs Hamilton ⚪ Lawson -0,007% vs Lindblad

Charles Leclerc set 4 of the 15 fastest laps in Sprint Qualifying in Singapore. Max Verstappen's 1:31.156 led them all.

He compromises his downforce levels often to close the gap to competition and still be able to cope in the corners. He often does in high speed corner tracks (favourites) like Spa, Monza, Japan etc. Literally went out with a Monza wing in Silverstone '25. Learn wheel my guy.