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Ferrari Aims for Back-to-Back Race Wins: A Look at the Last Five Champions

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Japanese Grand Prix Preview: Red Bull Racing Seeks Redemption as Ferrari Eyes Victory

The excitement is building as Formula 1 returns to the iconic Suzuka Racing Course for the 2024 Japanese Grand Prix. With the event known for its passionate fans adorned in unique headgear and banners, the stage is set for another thrilling race weekend.

Red Bull Racing, seeking redemption after a lackluster performance at the Australian Grand Prix, will face stiff competition from rivals like Ferrari, who are eager to secure their second victory of the 2024 season following their triumph in Australia.

Team Principal Frederick Vasseur expressed confidence in his team’s ability to challenge Red Bull this weekend, adding an extra layer of excitement to the upcoming race.

As anticipation builds for the Grand Prix, Sports Brief takes a look back at the past five winners of the iconic Suzuka race. Max Verstappen, who clinched victory in 2023, will be looking to repeat his commanding performance and secure another win on race Sunday.

The Dutch driver’s dominance in Suzuka is well-documented, with his 2023 victory sealing the Constructors’ title for Red Bull. Verstappen’s previous wins in 2022 and 2023 have solidified his reputation as a force to be reckoned with on the track.

Other past winners include Valtteri Bottas in 2019, Lewis Hamilton in 2018 and 2017, each showcasing their skill and determination in securing victory at the prestigious event.

With the Japanese Grand Prix representing a crucial stage in the 2024 season’s Asian leg, fans can expect thrilling wheel-to-wheel action and fierce competition as drivers aim to dethrone Max Verstappen and make their mark on the iconic Suzuka Racing Course.

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