Written by Kavi Khandelwal The 2026 Japanese Grand Prix was a race of strategic mirrors and high-speed deception for Charles Leclerc. While the Ferrari driver secured a hard-fought third place, the result was forged through a battle with George Russell that extended far beyond the cockpit. In an era where the 2026 power units have made every joule of energy a tactical weapon, Leclerc’s podium was the result of out-thinking the Mercedes pit wall. Credit: Formula One The race t

Kimi Antonelli took a dominant win at the Japanese Grand Prix after benefitting from a Safety Car, becoming the youngest championship leader with his second consecutive victory. Oscar Piastri and Charles Leclerc complete the podium with George Russell settling for fourth.

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