Japanese Grand Prix may be a big part of that story. Why? In part because four legends of the sport — Michael Schumacher, Fernando Alonso, Kimi Räikkönen, and Juan Pa

The Japanese Grand Prix will be broadcast live on Sky Sport’s subscription streaming service SkyGo or Sky Sport Now. The Formula 1 Japanese Grand Prix at Suzuka takes place across April 4-6. The Formula 1 Japanese Grand Prix sports two local support classes in the Ferrari Challenge Cup Japan, and Porsche Carrera Cup Japan.

As it stands, we sit top of the Constructors’ Championship and Lando leads the Drivers’ standings – the first time a McLaren driver has done so since Lewis Hamilton in 2012. Oscar – who has F1’s longest active points-scoring streak – is fourth, just 10 points off Lando, having become the 18th McLaren driver to take an F1 Pole.

Formula 1 heads to Suzuka for round three at the Japanese Grand Prix from 4-6 April. Yuki Tsunoda will drive for Red Bull at his home race after replacing Liam Lawson, who was dropped after just two grand prix.

Formula 1 heads to the Japanese Grand Prix at Suzuka Circuit for round three of the 2025 season from April 4-6. There’s a lot to look forward to, with Yuki Tsunoda making his long-awaited debut for Red Bull’s senior team right on his home turf this weekend.

BBC Sport's Ritchie Blackman discusses Red Bull's motorsport adviser Helmut Marko and how driver rotation has been a constant for the six-time constructors' championship winners.