Japanese GP: The revised Sunday schedule and what to expect on track

Formula 1 will point qualifying and the race on precisely exactly the same day for only the fifth time at the history of the sport at an entirely Sunday of Suzuka activity.
With F1s personnel hunkered down in hotels on Saturday as Typhoon Hagibis ready to make landfall in the Western world, together with heavy rain and powerful winds attracted to the area round Suzuka, the plan is for actions to restart on Sunday with an infrequent qualifying-race dual header.
Read on after Friday practice to all the schedule information and form guide.
The postponed qualifying hour will start with all the usual three-segment knockout fight for pole position on Sunday morning at 2am UK time.
The race program remains unchanged, with lights out at 6.10am UK time.
Sky Sports F1 will remain reside from 1.30am onwards, when the stations qualifying build-up starts, all of the way through the UK night and night for all the action and response until 9.30am, once the very first race replay starts.
The live programmes are being simulcast on Sky Sports Main Event – and so are available to watch for Sky F1 customers.
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The Suzuka formbook into qualifying going will purely be based together with Practice Three cancelled on Saturday and not rescheduled.
Ferrari, also principally Charles Leclerc, have slipped every hour because the summer break, however the Scuderias odds of a successive pole place – a feat they havent achieved since 2001 – look ambitious after Mercedes dominated Friday.
The world champions, the winners of five Japanese GPs from the hybrid engine era, ended one-two in the practice sessions, completing Friday with a lap-time benefit of about 0.3 seconds.
Valtteri Bottas edged out Lewis Hamilton in P2, with Red Bull Verstappen third and that order would place the grid werent licensed not to take place at all if circumstances were deemed unsafe during Sunday morning.
Mercedes was quite quick whenever they went out on course, said Sebastian Vettel, fifth-fastest for Ferrari at P2.
Plus, it looked a little more comfy for Red Bull too here. So it will be tight and I expect them to be very powerful on Sunday morning too.
Sky F1s Karun Chandhok stated:That really is a Mercedes track. Any long radius corners in which you have got to keep the improvement, the Mercedes functions better.
Weve seen it in China, Silverstone and this can be another one of those circuits
The Western GP could see Mercedes equivalent Ferrari record of six consecutive Constructors Championship victories by the end of Sundays race.
Mercedes must outscore Ferrari, next in the standings, by 14 points to secure the other groups crown to spare. A Silver Arrows one-two would be enough to keep the title for the Brackley team.
But Hamilton cannot clinch his Drivers Championship.
The world winner can knock on all drivers but Bottas out of contention heading to the next race in Mexico. In case Hamilton ends Sunday 104 points or more clear of the very first driver subsequently the drivers title is sure to head to one of the two Mercedes drivers.

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