Formula 1 Japanese Grand Prix

Japanese Grand Prix, with the fight for the title to peak this weekend on the circuit of Suzuki. A big event of concern for the whole world of motor sport is the closing of Michael Schumacher's long career after the end of this year.

Ferrari's Spanish driver Fernando Alonso is ahead of 194, with 165's Red Bull Sebastian Vettel.

The Suzuka track was built in 1962 for the needs of the Honda car industry. The first Formula 1 race took place in 1987 and since then F1 races have taken place except for the years 2007 & 2008. 53 are the laps that drivers must do while the length of the track is 5.807 km. The total distance of the race is 307 km and the track record is held by the Finnish K. Raikkonen since 2005.

Usually the weather is judged by the weather as the weather in Suzuki is often unstable.

So far at 2^α Mark Wellber took the lead with red bull and 2^th Hamilton passed with McLaren. 5 is closed by Vettel 3^th, 4^th Halkenberg with Force India and 5^η position Alonso with Ferrari.

So great is the interest as Japan judges the champion too. The transmission will only be directly from OTE to 9.00 in the morning and video from alpha to 3.00 at noon.