Sky Sports F1 take a look at the key talking points from the Japanese Grand Prix weekend at Suzuka.
Red Bull hit back at the Japanese Grand Prix in perfect fashion after a troubled weekend in Melbourne as Max Verstappen led team-mate Sergio Perez and Carlos Sainz in a very strategic race. Charles Leclerc's well-executed bold strategy gave him fourth from McLaren's Lando Norris, while Fernando Alonso showed his defensive skills again to hold off George Russell and Oscar Piastri, who made contact on the penultimate lap.
'We had amazing tyre management, amazing pace and an amazing strategy. It's just not enough when you start in P8.' As for Sainz, he went long in the second stint on his two-stop race and found himself in the lead. He came out of the pits in seventh place with 16 laps to go but overtook Hamilton, Norris and Leclerc on track to get onto the podium for a third time this year.
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