2019 Japanese Grand Prix Race Report
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Sebastian Vettel was born 3 July 1987 in Heppenheim Germany and is a four-time FIA Formula One World Champion between 2010 and 2013 with Red Bull Racing.
Having made his debut with BMW Sauber at the 2007 US Grand Prix, Vettel will enter his 11th full F1 season in 2018, his fourth with Scuderia Ferrari.
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Formula 1Features
Valtteri Bottas Wins as Mercedes Secure Sixth Consecutive Constructors’ Title at the Japanese Grand Prix
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Sebastian Vettel beat Charles Leclerc to Pole Position for the Japanese Grand Prix, as Ferrari made it five poles in a row.
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Ferrari are playing catch-up in Japan after struggling on Friday
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Valtteri Bottas fastest in Free Practice 2 for the Japanese Grand Prix, a session that could determine the grid for Sunday’s race.
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2019 Japanese Grand Prix Preview from the CheckeredFlag
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Mattia Binotto rues Ferrari’s problems in Sochi but remains upbeat on the team’s chances in Suzuka.
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Sebastian Vettel left Sochi disheartened and calling for a return to the past after an early retirement from the Russian Grand Prix courtesy of an MGU-K failure.
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Whilst not normally a favourite among the fans, the Russian Grand Prix produced an intriguing race and some fine performances…
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Lewis Hamilton took victory in Sochi on a dismal day for Sebastian Vettel and Ferrari.
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Charles Leclerc secured a fourth consecutive pole position while Sebastian Vettel will start third
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Charles Leclerc takes fourth consecutive pole at the 2019 Russian Grand Prix Qualification
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Charles Leclerc was unable to match the pace of Max Verstappen in second practice for the Russian Grand Prix on Friday and feels Ferrari have work to do on their Qualifying pace.
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Max Verstappen led the way in Sochi, ahead of Charles Leclerc as F1’s young chargers took centre-stage.
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Charles Leclerc kept Scuderia Ferrari’s 2019 rennaissance going as he topped Free Practice one for the Russian Grand Prix, ahead of Max Verstappen.
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2019 Russian Grand Prix Preview