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F1 2023 Japanese GP – FP2 Results

by Dan Lawrence
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F1 2023 Japanese GP – FP2 Results
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Red Bull continues to look strong at Suzuka with Max Verstappen setting the fastest time in FP2 at the Japanese Grand Prix.

The Dutchman took to the top of the timesheets for the second time on Friday, having also gone quickest in FP1, with a time of 1:30.688s, 0.320s clear of Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc in FP2.

Lando Norris split the two Ferraris with an impressive third place, with Sainz in fourth, 0.549s back from Verstappen’s time.

George Russell closed out the top five with Fernando Alonso and Alex Albon claiming sixth and seventh on the timesheets.

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