The Formula 1 season continues with the Japanese Grand Prix at the legendary Suzuka circuit, hosting the third round of the championship from April 4th to 6th.
Suzuka, a favorite among drivers, is known for its high-speed corners and demanding aerodynamic layout, providing a true test for both drivers and cars.
Japanese fans are especially excited this year with Yuki Tsunoda`s move to the main Red Bull team. This home race will be significant for him as he replaces Liam Lawson in Racing Bulls.
Lando Norris currently leads the championship, slightly ahead of Max Verstappen, George Russell, and Oscar Piastri. Ferrari is looking to recover after a difficult previous race.
Suzuka Circuit – Japanese GP Track
Suzuka is one of the most iconic Formula 1 tracks globally, famous for its 3.6-mile layout.
The figure-eight circuit includes famous, challenging corners like the Esses, Degners, Spoon, and 130R, making it a favorite and a true test in motorsport.
Suzuka has been a regular on the F1 calendar since 1987 and has been the stage for many championship-deciding races, including memorable battles between Ayrton Senna and Alain Prost.
Since 2024, the race takes place in April, coinciding with Japan`s beautiful cherry blossom season.
Weather Forecast for Japanese GP in Suzuka
Early forecasts for Suzuka predict dry conditions for Friday and Saturday, with a possibility of rain on Sunday`s race day.
Temperatures are expected to be in the high teens Celsius throughout the weekend.
Japanese GP 2025 Schedule
Thursday, April 3
- Drivers` Press Conference
Friday, April 4
- Practice One
- Team Principals` Press Conference
- Practice Two
Saturday, April 5
- Practice Three
- Qualifying
Sunday, April 6
- Race Day
