F1 2017 - Hamilton wins Japan, Ferrari disaster - Formula 1

F1 2017 - Hamilton wins Japan, Ferrari disaster - Formula 1

Lewis Hamilton (Mercedes) wins the Japanese Grand Prix at Suzuka and is now ahead of Vettel (retired) in the Formula 59 1 World Championship by 2017 points.

Lewis Hamilton dominated Japanese Grand Prix a Suzuka с Mercedes and more and more heads F1 world 2017.

In fact, there are 59 advantage points in the standings. Sebastian Vetteldropping out on the fourth lap due to a problem with a spark plug in a terrible race for Ferrari. To save - but only partially - the fifth place situation Kimi Raikkonenstarting from tenth position.

Il Japanese Grand Prix a Suzuka was the last Grand Prix Carlos Sainz Jr. с Toro Rosso... Spanish driver will replace in Renault Jolyon Palmer already in two weeks in the USA, while he returns to the Faenza stables Daniil Kvyat.

1 Formula One World Championship - Japanese Grand Prix Suzuka Report Cards

Lewis Hamilton (Mercedes)

Un Japanese Grand Prix perfect for Lewis Hamilton: pole position and victory achieved with relative ease. For a British driver Mercedes – more and more leaders F1 world 2017 - this is the fourth success in the last five Grand Prix and the fifth consecutive podium.

Valtteri Bottas (Mercedes)

Criticized for unconvincing performance, but still held leading positions: Valtteri Bottas (4th) failed to climb the podium Suzuka but he helped his teammate Hamilton defend against Verstappen and continues to bring important points to the team Mercedes... Not to mention, thanks to the excellent continuity demonstrated this season (eleventh consecutive race in the top five), he is just 5 points behind Vettel in the rankings. F1 world 2017.

Daniel Riccardo (Red Bull)

Third Place Riccardo в Japanese Grand Prix a Suzuka means the third podium in a row and the fourth place in the last five Grand Prix F1 world 2017... However, it should be said that he again proved to be less convincing than Comrade Verstappen ...

Max Verstappen (Red Bull)

Max Verstappen he hoped to the last that he would be able to conquer Japanese Grand Prix but he had to "make do with" an excellent second place. Could he have climbed to the top step of the podium without the fishing help of Bottas in Hamilton? Maybe yes…

Mercedes

Only math got in the way Mercedes celebrate already Suzuka conquest F1 world 2017 Constructors: 145 points advantage over Ferrari and 172 are still at stake. The title may arrive in Austin in two weeks.

F1 World Championship 2017 - Japanese Grand Prix Suzuka Results

Free practice 1

1. Sebastian Vettel (Ferrari) - 1: 29.166

2. Lewis Hamilton (Mercedes) - 1: 29.377

3. Daniel Ricciardo (Red Bull) - 1: 29.541

4. Kimi Raikkonen (Ferrari) – 1:29.638

5. Valtteri Bottas (Mercedes) - 1: 30.151

Free practice 2

1. Lewis Hamilton (Mercedes) - 1: 48.719

2 Esteban Ocon (Force India) – 1:49.518

3 Sergio Perez (Force India) - 1:51.345

4 Felipe Massa (Williams) 1: 52.146

5.Lance Stroll (Williams) 1: 52.343

Free practice 3

1. Valtteri Bottas (Mercedes) - 1: 29.055

2. Lewis Hamilton (Mercedes) - 1: 29.069

3. Sebastian Vettel (Ferrari) - 1: 29.379

4. Max Verstappen (Red Bull) – 1: 29.910

5. Daniel Ricciardo (Red Bull) - 1: 30.018

Qualifications

1. Lewis Hamilton (Mercedes) - 1: 27.319

2. Valtteri Bottas (Mercedes) - 1: 27.651

3. Sebastian Vettel (Ferrari) - 1: 27.791

4. Daniel Ricciardo (Red Bull) - 1: 28.306

5. Max Verstappen (Red Bull) – 1: 28.332

Race

1.Lewis Hamilton (Mercedes) 1h27: 31.194

2 Max Verstappen (Red Bull) + 1,2 s

3 Daniel Riccardo (Red Bull) + 9,7 p.

4. Valtteri Bottas (Mercedes) + 10,6 s

5 Kimi Raikkonen (Ferrari) + 32,6 p.

1 F2017 World Championship standings after Japanese Grand Prix

World Drivers Ranking

1. Lewis Hamilton (Mercedes) - 306 points

2.Sebastian Vettel (Ferrari) 247 points

3. Valtteri Bottas (Mercedes) 234 points

4. Daniel Riccardo (Red Bull) 192 points

5.Kimi Raikkonen (Ferrari) £ 148

World ranking of constructors

1 Mercedes 540 points

2 Ferrari 395 points

3 pawls Red Bull-TAG Heuer 303

4 Force India-Mercedes 147 points

5 Williams-Mercedes 66 points

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