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Japanese GP: Key statistics and information from 2019 F1 race

Japanese GP, F1

Japanese GP, F1

The F1 Japanese GP had a ‘Super Sunday’ with qualifying and the grand prix on one day itself which had plenty of statistics on display.

Ferrari woke up well after Typhoon Hagibis hit as Sebastian Vettel secured pole on Sunday with Charles Leclerc alongside. The grand prix, though, went the other way as Mercedes’ Valtteri Bottas got past Vettel to secure the F1 Japanese GP win at Suzuka.

A false start, which was said to be under the tolerance level of the FIA rules, saved Vettel from further damage as he was second still with Mercedes’ Lewis Hamilton third. A fastest lap from Hamilton was enough to hand Mercedes, the 2019 constructors’ title.

Red Bull Racing’s Alexander Albon fought well to be fourth with McLaren’s Carlos Sainz doing a solid job in fifth. Ferrari’s Leclerc finished sixth but a double penalty dropped him to seventh with Renault’s Daniel Ricciardo promoted to seventh.

With the Japanese GP finishing on Lap 52 due to a mistake, Toro Rosso’s Pierre Gasly was eighth with Racing Point’s Sergio Perez ninth and Renault’s Nico Hulkenberg rounding out the Top 10 drivers.

Here’s how the F1 Japanese GP panned from stats point of view:

The stats were compiled by Jack Elleker and Darshan Chokhani

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