Lewis Hamilton drives Nico Rosberg of it
Lewis Hamilton won on Sunday the Japanese Grand Prix in Suzuka. The Mercedes-pilot sat in front of his team-mate Nico Rosberg and World Champion Sebastian Vettel (Red Bull) by. Hamilton leads by the success now with 266 256 points in the overall standings. It was a partly chaotic race that was marked by rain and an accident of Marussia drivers Jules Bianchi. After 44 laps of the Grand Prix was canceled. Correct pleased but did not want the first three above. They were troubled, because there was nothing to the awards ceremony is known about the health status of Bianchi. “Our thoughts are with Jules,” Hamilton said. “We’re worried about our colleagues,” Rosberg said.
Author:. Michael Witter Hagen, born in 1981, sports editor
Hours before the start of the rain pattering on the track, it was spur of the typhoon Phanfone, the southern Japanese coast approached. Even after the formation lap the drivers of small rivers reported on the course and the fact that they could hardly see anything. Sergio Perez (Force India) had even turned on the way to its starting position. The jury decided, therefore, to let start the Grand Prix behind the safety car. But there were still problems: Marcus Ericsson (Caterham) gave too much gas and slid into the meadow. And Hamilton radioed: “I can not see anything.” After two rounds of the Grand Prix was therefore interrupted, the cars lined up in the pit lane
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Nearly twenty minutes later it went on, again behind the safety car. But after a few meters remained Fernando Alonso with his Ferrari are due to an electronics problem, climbed out of the cockpit and was taken on a scooter back to the paddock. And the other circled farther behind the safety car, but wanted to slowly accelerate, in the eighth round sparked Hamilton therefore directly to the race director Charlie Whiting. “Charlie, the track is good, the puddles are no problem,” Whiting sat in the control room, He had headphones on and looked at the monitors, for him it seemed out there still too dangerous. Until the tenth round when the race only really started.
Rosberg set the pace, but Hamilton tucked in his slipstream and made immediate pressure. But the German kept his cool and was the first lap at racing speed for more than one second before the British and about six seconds ahead of Bottas. Only one was able to match the pace of the two silver arrows in about: Jenson Button in the McLaren, who had changed as a single at the beginning of rain tires to intermediates. Others followed this example, only the two silver arrows initially remained on the track. In the fourteenth round Rosberg came to a stop, Hamilton remained on the track and set a new best time in the first sector, then made a small mistake and eventually drove up on his mechanics. Rosberg remained in the lead, but his lead was melted in under one second.
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