- Updates from the race at the Suzuka circuit
- Ferrari lock-out front row of the grid in Sunday qualifying
- Any thoughts? Email or tweet @scott_heinrich
Good afternoon, sports fans. Welcome to a Sunday at Suzuka that, thanks to Typhoon Hagibis, can only be described as super. This is just the fifth time in Formula One history that qualifying and the race has been held on the same day. And the morning’s action didn’t disappoint, whetting the appetite for what should be a fascinating race.
Qualifying belonged solely to Ferrari, the Scuderia locking out the front row with Sebastian Vettel to start from pole ahead of Charles Leclerc. It’s Ferrari’s fifth successive pole position, a feat they haven’t achieved since 2001 and something that will be even more satisfying after the dominance of Mercedes in practice. The Mercedes duo of Valtteri Bottas and Lewis Hamilton will start on the second row.
#Quali results #Seb5 ➡ 1️⃣#Charles16 ➡ 2️⃣#essereFerrari #JapaneseGP pic.twitter.com/VCetFxfsVe
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