Verstappen was fastest in Free Practice 1, lapping in 1m30.056s, while FP2 was blighted by rain showers. That was topped by McLaren's Oscar Piastri, with a quickest time... read more »

Williams appeared to have dodged a second consecutive Formula One race weekend with just one car in action despite Logan Sargeant's crash out of first practice for the... read more »

Williams driver Logan Sargeant missed FP2 in Japan after a big crash in the first practice - following a dramatic team swap in Australia. read more »

Logan Sargeant will not participate in Friday's FP2 session at Suzuka after he sustained damage to his Williams F1 car, but the American has escaped without damage to his... read more »

The Grove team still does not have a spare, as Sargeant is using the chassis that was crashed by Alex Albon in Melbourne and subsequently repaired.Sargeant lost control when he... read more »

Having retired with brakes issues from the Australian Grand Prix, reigning champion Max Verstappen bounced back in the opening session at the Japanese Grand Prix to set the... read more »

The first practice session started race weekend in Suzuka, with Red Bull’s Max Verstappen and Sergio Perez leading the way. Logan Sargeant brought out the red flags, after a... read more »

Logan Sargeant didn't damage his F1 chassis following his crash in FP1, Williams have confirmed. read more »

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Verstappen heads Perez and Sainz in opening practice as Sargeant crashes as he adds to Williams woes. read more »

The Red Bull driver followed the red flag-enforced hiatus, produced by Logan Sargeant's crash, with a hot lap on soft tyres that eventually landed on a 1m30.056s to throw... read more »

Logan Sargeant crashes heavily in first practice at the Japanese Grand Prix to heap further problems on his Williams team. read more »

Max Verstappen headed Sergio Perez in opening practice at Suzuka. read more »

Max Verstappen led a Red Bull Racing 1-2 during the opening practice session for Formula 1's Japanese Grand Prix at Suzuka, as Williams' Logan Sargeant crashed.... read more »

Max Verstappen made the perfect start in his attempt to get back to winning ways at the Japanese GP by leading team-mate Sergio Perez and Melbourne victor Carlos Sainz in... read more »

Logan Sargeant will drive Alex Albon's repaired Melbourne car at Suzuka this weekend, with no hope of a spare until Miami. read more »

With the team not having built up a spare chassis, Albon's FP1 shunt last time out at Melbourne's Albert Park circuit meant Williams was forced to enter only one car... read more »

Logan Sargeant will race at the Japanese Grand Prix with the repaired chassis his Williams teammate Alex Albon broke two weeks ago. read more »

Logan Sargeant explains why he will drive Williams F1 teammate Alex Albon's rebuilt chassis in Japan. read more »

Williams faced a spate of production delays over the past winter, which led to it gambling on prioritising other items over producing a spare car in time for the start of the... read more »

Alex Albon bemoaned missing out on the chance to bag points in Formula 1’s Australian Grand Prix as Williams ended up in “no man’s land” with severe tyre graining. The... read more »

Carlos Sainz returned to F1 after his appendectomy, and, in great style, claimed the top spot in a Ferrari 1-2. Helped by Max Verstappen's early retirement in the race,... read more »

Speaking ahead of today's qualifying session, Williams boss James Vowles further explained the decision to put Alex Albon in his teammate's car. read more »

Williams team principal James Vowles has addressed the reason that driver Logan Sargeant will not race in the Australian Grand Prix. read more »

Albon's own car was badly damaged in a crash in opening practice on Friday, and he didn't take part in FP2.With no spare chassis on hand, team principal James Vowles... read more »