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Doohan spun out at high-speed on approach to Turn 1. His impact ripped both wheels off the left-hand side of his car and extensive damage to his car.
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Max Verstappen produced one of the best single-lap performance of his storied career as he secured pole position for the Japanese Grand Prix and set a new track record in the process.
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Japanese GP: Alpine's Jack Doohan crashes heavy in F1 Friday practice
SUZUKA, Japan - Alpine rookie Jack Doohan walked away from a big crash during practice for the Japanese Grand Prix. Five laps into Friday's second session, Doohan spun out at high-speed on approach to Turn 1. His impact ripped both wheels off the left-hand side of his car and extensive damage to his car.
Jack Doohan ‘okay’ after ‘heavy’ crash in practice at F1 Japanese Grand Prix
Jack Doohan missed the first practice session at this weekend’s Japanese Grand Prix, as Alpine used FP1 to give reserve driver Ryō Hirakawa a chance to drive in one of the team’s required young driver practice sessions.
Jack Doohan Crashes During Japanese Grand Prix Practice: What Happened
In a dramatic turn of events at the Japanese Grand Prix, rookie driver Jack Doohan experienced a high-speed crash during Friday's practice session, raising immediate concerns about safety and performance in Formula 1.
Japanese Grand Prix 2025: Max Verstappen takes pole as grass fires interrupt qualifying
In a final flying lap, Max Verstappen produced one of the best single-lap performance of his storied career as he secured pole position for the Japanese Grand Prix and set a new track record in the process.
McLarens fastest in third practice at Suzuka
Lando Norris put McLaren top of the timesheets in third practice for the Japanese Grand Prix on Saturday with a sizzling lap of one minute 27.965 seconds that bettered Max Verstappen's time for pole position last year.
'Very rare' Verstappen lap stuns Red Bull and McLaren
Max Verstappen did something really special to take pole position for the Japanese Grand Prix but he faces a challenge to keep the McLarens behind.
‘Shocked the pitlane’ – Medical update issued after 180mph Jack Doohan crash at Japanese Grand Prix
Jack Doohan is thankfully OK after a shocking 180mph crash in Japanese Grand Prix practice. The Australian rookie was on a flying lap in free practice two at Suzuka when his Alpine let go at the
Jack Doohan's F1 team Alpine gives update after high-speed crash at Japanese Grand Prix
Australia's Jack Doohan walks away unscathed after his car loses grip on the fourth lap in the second free practice session at Suzuka.
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Alpine issue official team statement after Jack Doohan crash at Japanese Grand Prix
Alpine Formula 1 team have issued an official statement following a huge crash for driver Jack Doohan at the Japanese Grand Prix this weekend.
Japanese Grand Prix: Jack Doohan escapes unscathed from high speed crash
The 22-year-old rookie, who had been replaced by reserve driver Ryo Hirakawa for first practice, looked badly shaken. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.com.
Jack Doohan breaks silence as blame placed for terrifying Japanese GP crash
Doohan is already on the back foot in his bid to establish a career on the grid. The 22-year-old has been at the centre of constant reports linking Franco Colapinto to his seat. After crashing in Melbourne and picking up four penalty points in Shanghai, the Australian can ill-afford another crash like Friday's in Japan.
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Doohan escapes injury after huge practice crash in Japan
Jack Doohan avoided serious injury in a huge crash during the second practice session at the Japanese Grand Prix that has left Alpine facing a major car rebuild. The Alpine driver had missed FP1
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Jack Doohan F1 pressure ramps up after huge crash at Japanese Grand Prix
Alpine Formula 1 star Jack Doohan triggered a red flag during FP2 at the Japanese Grand Prix after a high-speed crash on Friday. The 22-year-old is currently under significant pressure to perform with four reserve drivers waiting in the wings in the Alpine garage after a disappointing start to the season.
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DRS "misjudgement" from Doohan caused F1 Japanese GP practice crash
Alpine has explained that Jack Doohan's big shunt in Formula 1 practice was caused by him failing to close DRS, with the team's crew now working to rebuild his heavily damaged car
Ryō Hirakawa to drive in FP1 in place of Jack Doohan at Japanese Grand Prix
The team announced Hirakawa as a test and reserve driver for the 2025 season in January. “I’m very excited, I can’t wait to drive the A525 in Free Practice 1 this weekend,” said Hirakawa in the team’s media preview.
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