Red Bull prodigy suffers new Suzuka crash on wet track

While there are no Formula 1 Grands Prix in April after the weekends in Bahrain and Saudi Arabia were cancelled, multiple Pirelli tyre tests are carried out. The first one takes place today (and yesterday) at the Suzuka Circuit, and F1 cars will later return to the Nurburgring as well.

In Suzuka, Red Bull Racing and Racing Bulls are participating. Isack Hadjar drives the RB22 on both days, while after Tuesday, when Liam Lawson drove for the latter team, Arvid Lindblad is in action.

The young Briton went into the barriers due to aquaplaning on the wet track and lost the front wing. He was then able to continue running in the afternoon, GPblog can report.