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"He just needs to keep doing what he's doing," says Red Bull boss of Sergio Perez, as speculation over 2025 driver market continues.

Carlos Sainz admits that he feared a risky strategic gamble wasn't going to pay off in Japan, whilst insisting that he doesn't "have a clue" where he will be next season.

With Red Bull out of reach, Lando Norris admits that McLaren is still no match for Ferrari either.

Toto Wolff believes that his drivers could have been battling for a podium position had it not been for the decision to change strategy at the restart.

Another day, another crash, as Alex Albon admits that his first lap clash with Daniel Ricciardo was exactly what his team doesn't need.

Today's post-race press conference with Max Verstappen, Sergio Perez and Carlos Sainz.

Details of each driver's tyre strategy during the MSC Cruises Japanese Grand Prix.

It was a great team performance today; fastest lap, a one-two finish, fastest pit stop and leading first and second in the championship.

While Red Bull and Max Verstappen had the edge which allowed them to secure the win with relative ease, behind them there were some great battles, not just on track but also on the pit wall.

We keep finding better performance with each upgrade that comes from Hinwil, and we know we are going in the right direction.

We are happy that we are pushing for podium finishes even if today it was out of our grasp.

Yuki drove a fantastic, well-controlled race in front of his home crowd, managing his tyres and pushing hard when it mattered.

We made a real step forward over the winter and the results of that can be seen on track.

Recalling his time at Williams, Pat Symonds insists that the budget cap is "fundamental" to the future of the sport.

Having previously called on Daniel Ricciardo to raise his game, Helmut Marko turns his attention to his RB teammate Yuki Tsunoda.