After Singapore, with its narrow streets, night challenge, and Ferris wheel, it’s time for Japan and the Suzuka circuit, with its wide curves, track crossing, and… its Ferris wheel! The Japanese track is one of the benchmarks on the calendar, its technicality widely praised by the drivers, and, which is no bad thing, the attitude of Japanese fans always noted by the F1 Circus.<\/p>\n
As we approach the Japanese Grand Prix, Fernando Alonso is still leading the championship, a position he has held since the European Grand Prix. He is followed by Sebastian Vettel, 29 points behind, Kimi R\u00e4ikk\u00f6nen 45 points behind, and Lewis Hamilton 52 points behind. Mark Webber, at 62 points, and Jenson Button, with 3 wins behind the Spaniard and 6 races remaining, seem outpaced but have not given up yet.<\/p>\n
As in 2011, casinoenligne.uk.com<\/i> will offer you live interactive text coverage of the qualifications throughout the 2012 season. We invite you to follow this qualifying session for the 2012 Japanese Grand Prix, starting at 6:45 AM<\/b>. Feel free to share your impressions and ask us questions throughout the session, even if we unfortunately won’t be able to publish them all.<\/p>\n
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