Japanese Grand Prix 2024 · Race

Max Verstappen won Race at the Japanese Grand Prix in Suzuka, Japan on 7 April 2024, round 4 of the 2024 Formula 1 season. Sergio Perez was second and Carlos Sainz third. The fastest lap of the session was 1:33.706, set by Max Verstappen.

Classification

PosDriverTeamGridTimeBest lapGapPoints
1Max VerstappenRed Bull Racing11:54:23.5661:33.706Fastest26
2Sergio PerezRed Bull Racing2+12.5351:33.945+0.23918
3Carlos SainzFerrari4+20.8661:33.841+0.13515
4Charles LeclercFerrari8+26.5221:35.044+1.33812
5Lando NorrisMcLaren3+29.7001:35.186+1.48010
6Fernando AlonsoAston Martin5+44.2721:34.726+1.0208
7George RussellMercedes9+45.9511:34.404+0.6986
8Oscar PiastriMcLaren6+47.5251:34.802+1.0964
9Lewis HamiltonMercedes7+48.6261:33.952+0.2462
10Yuki TsunodaRB10Lapped1:36.342+2.6361
11Nico HulkenbergHaas F1 Team12Lapped1:35.325+1.6190
12Lance StrollAston Martin16Lapped1:35.798+2.0920
13Kevin MagnussenHaas F1 Team18Lapped1:36.654+2.9480
14Valtteri BottasKick Sauber13Lapped1:36.608+2.9020
15Esteban OconAlpine15Lapped1:36.232+2.5260
16Pierre GaslyAlpine17Lapped1:36.642+2.9360
17Logan SargeantWilliams19Lapped1:34.900+1.1940
18Guanyu ZhouKick Sauber20Retired1:37.160+3.4540
19Daniel RicciardoRB11Retired——0
20Alexander AlbonWilliams14Retired——0

Lap-by-lap analysis

Lap pace

Lap-by-lap pace for every driver classified in Race at the Japanese Grand Prix, round 4 of the 2024 Formula 1 season, including Max Verstappen's fastest lap of 1:33.706.

Open lap pace

Stints and tyre strategy

Tyre stints and pit stops through Race at the Japanese Grand Prix, the session Max Verstappen won.

Open stints and tyre strategy

Telemetry comparison

Speed, throttle and brake traces compared lap for lap between any two drivers in Race at the Japanese Grand Prix, round 4 of the 2024 Formula 1 season.

Open telemetry comparison

Fastest laps of the Japanese Grand Prix 2024 — every session of the weekend compared, with sectors and tyres.

Suzuka Circuit

Suzuka, Japan

Suzuka Circuit track map

the only figure-eight circuit in Formula 1. Famous for 130R and the S-shaped Esses, demanding precision as much as speed.

The track

Length
5.807 km
Turns
18
Lap record
1:30.983 (Lewis Hamilton, 2019)
First held
1987
Races held
35

What its races show

Safety car
80% (4 of 5 races)
Virtual safety car
20% (1 of 5 races)

Figures from 5 races at this track in our data (2022–2026).

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