GPS-based replay of Round 17, the 2023 Japanese Grand Prix at Suzuka. Every car's real track position, lap by lap. Tap any driver for live telemetry, tire strategy, and weather.
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Max Verstappen won the 2023 Japanese Grand Prix for Red Bull, starting from pole position and finishing 19.387 seconds clear of Lando Norris. Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri completed the podium.
5 of the 20 starters did not finish. Guanyu Zhou made up the most places, gaining 6 by climbing from P19 to P13. Max Verstappen set the fastest lap, a 1:34.183 on lap 39.
Race control deployed 1 safety car on lap 1 and 1 virtual safety car. 43 pit stops were made across the field, the quickest stationary time being 2.16 s for Yuki Tsunoda on lap 9. Air temperature averaged 27°C and the track 42°C.
Our driver grades put Max Verstappen first for the weekend at 88.3, ahead of Charles Leclerc (82.8), while Sergio Perez graded lowest at 47.0. McLaren had the strongest constructor grade at 83.6.
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Max Verstappen won the 2023 Japanese Grand Prix for Red Bull, starting from pole position and finishing 19.387 seconds clear of Lando Norris.
Max Verstappen (Red Bull) started from pole position and went on to win.
Race control deployed 1 safety car on lap 1 and 1 virtual safety car.
A full replay of the Japanese Grand Prix 2023 race built from real GPS car position data, showing every driver's position on the track lap by lap. Scrub, play, or fast-forward through the entire race at up to 32x speed.
Yes: tap any car on the track map to open its telemetry panel, showing live speed, throttle, brake, and gear for that driver at the current point in the race.
Yes, the replay tracks each driver's current tire compound and displays live weather conditions (track/air temperature, humidity, wind) as the race progresses.
