Battles of battle certainly enjoyed today's battle in Suzuki. Marathon, Austerlitz Verdun and all the battles that have been left in history were judged by both the amazing ability of the generals and the soldiers' militancy. Today we enjoyed amazing strategy in pits and tire management but also amazing duels. This struggle is deeply engraved in our memory, distinguishing from the rest of the year.
Champion Vettel (RBR) was once again the Vettel champion. And he stays in history as he won the bet to be two consecutive years and the youngest (just 24 years). Although he was only able to score only one point, he really fought for the victory, confirming the title of the gladiator he brings. The struggle of the amazing, but today for the first time since 15 fights in the season, the opponents seemed much more competitive.
Button (McLaren), who won, gave a silkscreen ride to tire management tutorials. With clever moves and tremendous composure he easily overcame the theme created at the start with Vettel, and while this usually changes the psychogeography of the contestant, the phlegmatic Englishman took advantage of it, he found himself after a little bit and from then on he showed what a beautiful spoiler he had to the rest. So he won with ease not only the fight but also the second place in the ranking among the other suitors.
Fernando Alonso was trying, furiously, in vain, to take the English. With limiting driving points, brakes buzzing and electronically cheering, he held his Ferrari in second place, just 1,16 away from the first run of the flag plaza. Definitely not what he expected for today's race. The first six were Mark Webber (RBR), Lewis Hamilton (McLaren) and Michael Schumacher (Mercedes), followed by Felipe Massa (Ferrari), Sergio Perez (Sauber), Vitaly Petrov (Renault) and Nico Rosberg (Mercedes).
Remarkable of the match were the referees, who as referees in the Scottish football league, left the contacts and the bullying for the benefit of the spectacle. You are not bored and so it was good reminding us of something from the good old days formula 1. There are four more races left and the thermometer goes up vertically to take second place. Bet365 has some interesting surprises in store for us and it would be good to stay tuned ...
F1 - GP JAPAN 2011
1. Button (McLaren) 1:30:53.427
2. Alonso (Ferrari) +1.160
3. Hag (RBR) +2.006
4. Webber (RBR) +8.071
5. Hamilton (McLaren) +24.268
6. Schumacher (Mercedes) +27.120
7. Sponge (Ferrari) +28.240
8. Perez (Sauber) +39.377
9. Petrov (Renault) +42.607
10. Rosberg (Mercedes) +44.322
11. Sutil (Force India) +54.447
12. Di Resta (Force India) + 1: 02.326
13. Kobayashi (Sauber) + 1: 03.705
14. Alguersuari (STR) + 1: 04.194
15. Maldonado (Williams) + 1: 06.623
16. Senna (Renault) + 1: 12.628
17. Barrichello (Williams) + 1: 14.191
18. Kovalainen (Lotus) + 1: 27.824
19. Trulli (Lotus) + 1: 36.140
20. Glock (Virgin) +2 rounds
21. D'Ambrosio (Virgin) +2 rounds
22. Ricciardo (Hispania) +2 rounds
23. Liuzzi (Hispania) +2 rounds
CEA Buemi (STR) +18 rounds
