
Mercedes Dominates in Japan, Ferrari Trails
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Mercedes dominates the Formula One scene, leading the constructors standings with 98 points and the drivers chart with George Russell and Kimi Antonelli at the top. Ferrari trails with 67 points, while Aston Martin and Cadillac are pointless. The Japanese Grand Prix promises dry, sunny weather and exciting racing, with the main event on Sunday at 3 PM local time. UK viewers can catch it on Sky Sports or Channel Four, while US viewers tune into Apple TV. The next stop is Miami next month.
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On March 25, Formula 1 rolls into round three this weekend at the Japanese Grand Prix in Suzuka, where Mercedes holds a perfect record after. One two finishes in Australia and China, plus a sprint win in Shanghai. The team leaves the constructor's standings with 98 points, well ahead of Ferrari on 67, while Aston Martin and Cadillac sit, pointless at the bottom. Mercedes drivers, George Russell and Kimi Antonelli, topped the driver's chart with 51 and 47 points, followed closely by Ferrari's Charles. LeClerc and Lewis Hamilton expect dry, sunny weather all weekend, with temperatures around 15 to 19 degrees Celsius, and sessions starting Friday at 11.30. Local time for free practice, one then 3pm on Sunday for the main race. Fans in the UK can catch it on Sky Sports or Channel 4 highlights, while US viewers tune in to Apple TV, with Saudi Arabia and Bahrain canceled. This leads straight into Miami next month, that's your F1 news today update, AI powered
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