Quote from: rdbase on September 23, 2023, 08:04:27 AM

Here are the final results for the Japanese Grand Prix qualifying which just wrapped about an hour ago:

F1 qualification highlights from official F1 channel:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9yhpIO8OFNs

Logan Sargeant ran himself into the wall as the video above shows right from the very start.
From the looks of it Verstappen and the Red Bull are running very well on this track. The weather conditions stayed nice & dry and doesn't have any rain in the forecast for tomorrow's season championship race.

Japan Grand Prix for Red Bull is pretty much amazing for them they surely got an effective win over this Japan GP, and from the P1 to the Qualifying Max Verstappen is dominating currently because of the down point they got from the Singapore Grand Prix he is giving his all and showing the other teams that Red Bull and Max Verstappen is still number 1 for sure after what he showcases in the Japan Grand Prix for sure all debate on the number 1 Driver and team for sure is still Red Bull,

Quote from: boltz on September 23, 2023, 11:37:54 AM

Massive qualifying session for Piastri and a well deserved P2 for him. At this point , I'm sure it's just a matter of time until Piastri will be a world F1 champion.

Max and his RedBull are back to life and honestly, if nothing happens after start of race , Max will have clear way to win it.

For sure the 2 McLaren won the podium and for sure Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri with the best machine upgrade can surely get into the level of Max Verstappen now, well for sure on Carlo Sainz winning in the last Sigraporean Grand Prix for sure Carlos Sainz have gotten the upgrade he wants but right now for sure after the return of Red Bull Max Verstappen McLaren for sure also have an upgrade,

Quote from: rdbase on Today at 12:50:20 PM

With a first place finish for the race at the Suzuka track Verstappen wins the Constructors championship for the Red Bull team.

https://www.cnn.com/2023/09/24/sport/red-bull-max-verstappen-japanese-grand-prix-spt-intl/index.html

Sergio Perez had to retire after trying to continue the race even being out for 6 laps. He was not on the podium to celebrate with Max and Christian with their Constructors trophy.

Sure this is another addition for Red Bull to go and celebrate for sure but the losses they got from that Singapore Grand Prix were because of the Mechanics' less time on preparation in getting those changes for the machine of Red Bull for sure but I think they all move-on and just accepts that lost and surely in this Japan Grand Prix they have shown that with longtime given on them in getting this wins, they are a number 1 for sure

Sergio Perez made another mistake and this time it was clear that he didn't want Kevin Magnussen to get by so he bumped his tire into Magnussen for sure even if he said it was not on Purpose that move is still a bummer for sure,