It's been another busy day in the world of Formula 1 with the Japanese Grand Prix weekend around the corner, with Max Verstappen hinting at a future with Honda and Helmut Marko hinting at anger directed at Yuki Tsunoda from Adrian Newey!

But there are a whole host of teams working tirelessly to close the gap. Mercedes star George Russell finished on the podium in both races, while Red Bull 's four-time world champion Max Verstappen can never be discounted, and Lewis Hamilton already has a sprint win under his belt at Ferrari.

Yuki Tsunoda became Max Verstappen's third different teammate in four races when he replaced Liam Lawson at Red Bull on Thursday. Lawson, who started only two grands prix and a sprint with Red Bull before returning to sister team Racing Bulls,

Max Verstappen has hinted at a future relationship with Honda after the Japanese engine maker's highly successful partnership with Red Bull finishes at the end of the Formula One season.

Yuki Tsunoda makes his Red Bull debut at his home grand prix in Japan this weekend after Liam Lawson was demoted, so what is it like to come in as a replacement driver?

Red Bull team principal Christian Horner tasks Yuki Tsunoda with "getting as close as possible" to Max Verstappen.

Liam Lawson joins a long list of athletes and coaches who will think they should have been given more time with their teams

Liam Lawson says he did not see his demotion by Red Bull coming, after he was dropped by the F1 team after just two races.

After the Chinese Grand Prix, speculations ran rampant about whether Liam Lawson would replace Yuki Tsunoda at Red Bull. While many people believed that two races were too few to see a driver’s abilities,