Japanese Grand Prix
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Race behind the race
The third race weekend of the 2025 Formula 1 season is scheduled for two weeks after the Chinese Grand Prix at an unusual time of year. In an effort to improve calendar efficiency, reduce logistical challenges, and enhance sustainability, the Japanese Grand Prix has been moved from its traditional autumn slot to spring, aligning it with other races in the Asia-Pacific region.
This will be the 39th running of the Japanese Grand Prix. The race debuted at Fuji Speedway in 1976, but in recent decades, the Suzuka International Racing Course has become the regular venue and a fan-favorite for its figure-eight layout and challenging corners. Japan also hosted an additional race in 1994 and 1995 – the Pacific Grand Prix at the Aida Circuit. Suzuka remains one of the most technically demanding tracks on the calendar, known for iconic corners like the Degner Curve, the Esses, and the high-speed 130R.
Following the Japanese Grand Prix, teams will proceed to Bahrain for the fourth round of the season, scheduled for April 11-13. The Bahrain Grand Prix will be followed by the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix, before the series heads to Miami.

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