The conditions at Suzuka International Racing Course were far from ideal as Formula 1 returned to Japan for the first time since 2019, but Max Verstappen was looking for the silver lining amidst the heavy clouds. "It wasn't a big disaster with the weather," he told reporters in the paddock after finishing third quickest behind the two Mercedes drivers in a cold and wet FP2. "At least we could get around and do a little bit of stuff. "It’s good to be back on track and always nice to be here in Suzuka," he said. "[But] it was obviously raining a lot today, so the two sessions weren’t very representative of what it will be like during qualifying or the race....
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