F1
Japanese Grand Prix 2025: Date, start time, schedule, how to watch and weather forecast
Briton Lando Norris will look to extend his lead atop the Formula One driver standings on Sunday as the paddock heads to Japan for round three of the 2025 championship.
The race comes as silly season drama has struck early in the season, with Red Bull opting to swap Kiwi driver Liam Lawson for hometown hero Yuki Tsunoda. Driving in the second Red Bull seat alongside Max Verstappen is often considered to be among the most difficult jobs in sport, but Lawson was afforded just two races to show his mettle before being dropped in favour of his former junior formulae team-mate Tsunoda.
Two teams will also be sporting one-off liveries for the race. Red Bull have paid homage to former engine provider Honda with an all-white livery, while Haas have opted for a sakura cherry blossom theme.
