Japan

The FIA has a massive communication and common-sense problem with two issues showing during the Japanese GP.

It’s been a while since I’ve done any stats, but they are back! The Japanese GP is always one of my favourites.

One of my favourite races of the year, the Japanese GP. The 28th race at Suzuka and the 32nd Japanese GP.

A bit of a dull Japanese GP, Hamilton took the lead by turn two and kept it the entire race. Rosberg started on pole but finished the first lap in fourth place after being forced wide by Hamilton.

Well, after that end to a race, stats aren’t important, only Jules Bianchi is. For that reason I will not be posting any stats on this race, they don’t matter, I don’t particularly want to write them and I don’t think most of you will want to read them either. #ForzaJules

One of the favourite races in F1 is here, the Japanese GP at Suzuka, the only figure of eight track in F1.

Cracking race at the Japanese GP as always, first time for a while that you didn’t know who was going to win for most of the race.

Exactly two years ago today (9th October) was the 2011 Japanese GP, the race where Sebastian Vettel won his second World Drivers’ Championship. If Vettel wins this weekend and Alonso is ninth or lower then he will win his fourth.