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Pos. Rijder Team Tijd ronden

1. L. Hamilton Mercedes 01:35.078 28

2. N. Rosberg Mercedes 01:35.318 27

3. V. Bottas Williams 01:36.279 24

4. J. Button McLaren 01:36.409 28

5. S. Vettel Red Bull 01:36.436 24

6. K. Raikkonen Ferrari 01:36.529 19

7. F. Alonso Ferrari 01:36.637 26

8. K. Magnussen McLaren 01:36.714 31

9. D. Kvyat Toro Rosso 01:36.943 27

10. D. Ricciardo Red Bull 01:37.186 3

11. J. Vergne Toro Rosso 01:37.219 19

12. N. Hulkenberg Force India 01:37.504 16

13. R. Grosjean Lotus 01:37.563 31

14. F. Massa Williams 01:37.700 18

15. S. Perez Force India 01:37.786 8

16. P. Maldonado Lotus 01:37.798 27

17. A. Sutil Sauber 01:38.010 25

18. E. Gutiérrez Sauber 01:38.365 9

19. M. Ericsson Caterham 01:39.069 22

20. J. Bianchi Marussia 01:39.306 20

21. M. Chilton Marussia 01:39.333 24

22. K. Kobayashi Caterham 01:42.760 3

 

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F1 authorities have ruled out running the Japanese grand prix on Saturday, it has emerged from Suzuka.

 

Bernie Ecclestone's contracts with broadcasters promise a Sunday race, and Honda-owned Suzuka is also concerned it would have to refund tickets bought for Sunday.

 

However, some now fear the much talked about Phanfone will become a 'Super-Typhoon' that will wreak havoc at the tail end of this weekend's F1 event.

 

Sources believe torrential rain on Sunday is now close to guaranteed, moving F1 meteorologist Clemens Teutsch to surmise that moving the race start from the scheduled 3pm is a possibility to "at least buy a little more time".

 

But he is not overly worried the race will have to be cancelled altogether.

 

"I don't think that is particularly likely," he told Welt newspaper. "The real problems will not begin until after the race."

 

Indeed, this is the fear perhaps now most pressing on the minds of F1 teams and authorities' logistical staff.

 

"The next race in Sochi is just seven days later," Teutsch noted.

 

He explained that UBIMET, F1's on-site weather experts, predict that Phanfone will spend the next few hours building to typhoon strength.

 

"This means average wind speeds of 240 kilometres per hour, and wind gusts of up to 300kph.

 

"Already at 150kph, aircraft cannot fly," he said.

 

With time already tight between back-to-back races in Europe, the short turnaround between flyaways in distant lands like Japan and Russia is obviously even more exposed to a typhoon-like delay.

 

"The biggest problem," agreed Pirelli's Paul Hembery at Suzuka on Friday, "could be getting out of here."

 

Pre nekoliko godina sam pregrmeo jedan uragan u Meksiku, nije nimalo zabavno mogu vam reci.

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