The Dutch driver and the Red Bull team look so strong and fears will grow that the sport’s new fans may not last the distance Formula One will consider the new timing of the Japanese Grand Prix a success, moving from its traditional late-season slot to an earlier date amid the cherry blossom of spring. But the result in Suzuka, and reaction to it, might have senior F1 executives feeling a little more nervous about the rest of the season.This year is scheduled to be the longest ever F1... Read this story
