ARAMCO JAPANESE GRAND PRIX 2026 F1PTS - Race Event Standings
Japan GP 2026-03-29
Suzuka Circuit, Suzuka
Ferrari 312B 4 Clay Regazzoni Winner "Formula One F1 Italian GP" (1970) with Driver Figure "Mythos Series" Limited Edition to 105 pieces Worldwide 1/
Brand new 1/18 scale car model of Ferrari 312B #4 Clay Regazzoni Winner "Formula One F1 Italian GP" (1970) with Driver Figure "Mythos Series" Limited Edition to 105 pieces Worldwide model car by Tecnomodel.Brand new box.Real rubber tires.True-to-scale detail.Detailed exterior interior.Officially licensed product.Manufacturers original unopened packaging.Dimensions approximately L-9.25 W-4.5 H-2 inches.This item is made of resin and does not have any openings.
Ferrari SF-75 55 Carlos Sainz Formula One F1 Italian-Monza GP (2022) Limited Edition 1/18 Diecast Model Car by BBR
Brand new 1/18 scale diecast car model of Ferrari SF-75 #55 Carlos Sainz Formula One F1 Italian-Monza GP (2022) Limited Edition die cast model car by BBR Models.Brand new box.Real rubber tires.True-to-scale detail.Detailed interior exterior.Officially licensed product.This model does not have any openings.Manufacturers original unopened packaging.Made of diecast metal with some plastic parts.Dimensions approximately L-12 W-4 H-2.25 inches.The special livery was revealed on Wednesday of last year adding a yellow engine cover and rear wing endplates to the existing design as well as featuring the famous long F on the rear wing in yellow on the rear wing. The halo was also updated to feature black and yellow while the race suits and helmets also switched to yellow for the race weekend. Yellow has always been seen as Ferraris "second colour" best known for its iconic red which was the mandatory color for Italian racing cars from the early 20th century.“Since the Scuderias inception in 1929 and later when the car manufacturer was founded 75 years ago Enzo Ferrari chose yellow which together with blue is one of the colors of the Modena coat of arms to characterize the companys emblem the Prancing Horse with the tricolor band at the top” reads a press release from Ferrari. "Its a very special look to celebrate a very special occasion the centenary of the Monza racetrack."
BRM P153 1 Pedro Rodriguez Winner Formula One F1 "Belgian GP" (1970) "Mythos Series" Limited Edition to 120 pieces Worldwide 1/18 Model Car by Tecnom
Brand new 1/18 scale car model of BRM P153 #1 Pedro Rodriguez Winner Formula One F1 "Belgian GP" (1970) "Mythos Series" Limited Edition to 120 pieces Worldwide model car by Tecnomodel.Brand new box.Real rubber tires.True-to-scale detail.Detailed interior exterior.Officially licensed product.This model is made of resin.Does not have any openings.Manufacturers original unopened packaging.Dimensions approximately L-9 W-3.5 H-2.75 inches.
Track info
Suzuka Circuit - Technical Data
General Circuit Information
- Location: Suzuka, Mie Prefecture, Japan
- Circuit Type: Permanent race track
- Direction: Clockwise (with a figure-eight layout)
- FIA Grade: 1 (suitable for Formula 1 racing)
- Current Contract: Hosts the Japanese Grand Prix until at least 2029
Track Dimensions
- Length: 5.807 km (3.608 miles)
- Race Distance: 307.471 km (191.053 miles) over 53 laps
- Number of Corners: 18 (10 right-hand, 8 left-hand)
- Track Width: Varies; typically 10-15m, wider at key sections like Turn 1
Layout Features
- DRS Zones: 1
- Zone: Start-finish straight (after Turn 18)
- Detection point: Before Turn 16
- Longest Straight: 1.2 km (0.746 miles) along the start-finish straight, speeds over 320 km/h with DRS
- Elevation Change: Approximately 40m, with significant undulations
Sectors
- Sector 1: High-speed Esses (Turns 3-7), rhythm-critical
- Sector 2: Medium-speed corners (Turns 8-14), including Spoon Curve
- Sector 3: Technical section and straight (Turns 15-18), traction-focused
Lap Records
| Type | Time | Driver | Team | Year |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Race Lap Record | 1:30.983 | Lewis Hamilton | Mercedes | 2019 |
| Qualifying Lap Record | 1:27.064 | Lewis Hamilton | Mercedes | 2019 |
Note: Records remain from 2019 due to no significant layout changes; 2025 data pending.
Technical Characteristics
- Surface: Abrasive asphalt; last fully resurfaced in 2009, partial updates since
- Downforce Level: High; prioritizes aerodynamic grip for fast corners
- Tyre Compounds (2025): Pirelli C1 (hard), C2 (medium), C3 (soft)
- Average Speed: ~230 km/h (based on historical data)
Corner Details
| Turn | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | First Curve | Fast right-hander, key overtaking spot |
| 2 | - | Fast left-hander, linked to Turn 1 |
| 3-7 | Esses | High-speed left-right sequence, rhythm-critical |
| 8 | Dunlop Curve | Medium-speed left-hander, uphill |
| 9-10 | Degner | Fast right-right combo, narrow exit at Turn 10 |
| 11 | Hairpin | Slow left-hander, tightest corner |
| 12-13 | Spoon Curve | Long left-right combo, medium-speed |
| 14 | - | Fast right-hander under bridge |
| 15 | 130R | Ultra-fast left-hander, ~300 km/h, high G-forces |
| 16-17 | Casino Triangle | Slow right-left chicane, overtaking opportunity |
| 18 | - | Final right-hander onto pit straight |
Additional Notes
- Pit Lane: Entry after Turn 18; time loss ~20-22 seconds
- Safety Features: Gravel traps, run-off areas; 130R and Esses high-risk zones
- Challenges: Figure-eight crossover; high tyre wear; precision needed in Esses