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Two drivers place higher than the grand prix winner in Edd's rankings this week...
There was plenty to take from F1's last race weekend for five weeks...
Ollie Bearman was sent for medical checks after a frightening Japanese Grand Prix crash
Kimi Antonelli won F1’s Japanese Grand Prix, benefitting from a mid-race safety car caused by a frightening high-speed crash for Ollie Bearman
Who came out best and worst as a wild start and a mid-pitstop-sequence safety car massively mixed up Suzuka
Alpine’s Franco Colapinto said he was a “sitting duck” in the incident that led to Ollie Bearman’s 50g Formula 1 crash in the Japanese Grand Prix
Formula 1 must start listening to its drivers rather than just teams who are defending 2026’s racing product, to avoid more incidents like Ollie Bearman’s scary Japanese Grand Prix shunt
Our verdict on F1 2026's first scary crash, another Kimi Antonelli victory, Oscar Piastri's potential lost victory and George Russell's frustration
The FIA has warned that speculation regarding potential changes to assist with this would be “premature”
Was Oscar Piastri robbed of victory by the safety car in the Japanese Grand Prix? Edd Straw analyses what could have happened without the race-changing incident that made Kimi Antonelli's victory possible
Marco Bezzecchi won another Aprilia-dominated MotoGP grand prix, leading team-mate Jorge Martin home at Austin
Mercedes buying into another F1 team would not be a good look for the championship
F1 manufacturers have agreed with the FIA to make a last-minute rule change for Japanese GP qualifying in a bid to avoid excess energy saving
Honda has introduced a further reliability countermeasure for the Japanese GP with a more permanent fix potentially coming at F1's next race in Miami
Mercedes came under the spotlight for the strange way its front wing behaved in F1's Chinese GP. Here's what was really going on
