F 1 Did you participate in the final in Japan? What happened?

F 1 Japan Grand Prix Scorecard:

Rank, car number, driver's nationality, team performance, tire home station points

1 1 Alonso Spanish Renault 1:23'53"4 13 Michelin 10.

2 6 Massa Brazil Ferrari +0' 16" 102 Bridgestone 8

3 2 Fisichella Italy Renault +0'23"903 Michelin 6

4 12 Barton British Honda +0'34" 104 Michelin 5

5 3 Raikkonen Finland McLaren +0'43"505 Michelin 4

6 8 Trulli Italy Toyota +0'46"706 Bridgestone 3

7 7 ralf schumacher Toyota Germany +0'48"807 Bridgestone 2

8 16 heidfeld German BMW-Sauber+1' 16"000 Michelin 1

9 17 Kubica Polish BMW-Sauber+1' 16"909 Michelin

10/0 Nico Rosberg Williams Germany+1 Bridgestone.

1 1 4 Rosa Spain mclaren+1 lap Michelin

12 1 1 Barrichello Brazil Honda+1 lap Michelin

13 15 dornbos Dutch red bull+1 lap Michelin

14 20 Riyuz Italian red bull team+1 lap Michelin.

15 22 takuma sato Japanese Super Aguri+1 Circle Bridgestone

16 18 Monteiro Portugal Midland +2 laps Bridgestone

17 23 Sakon Yamamoto Japanese Super Aguri +3 laps Bridgestone

18 2 1 speed American red bull team +5 laps Michelin.

19 9 Webber Australian Williams+14 lap Bridgestone

May 2005-Schumacher Germany Ferrari+17 Bridgestone.

2 1 14 Coulthard British Red Bull+18 lap Michelin

22 19 Albos Midland Netherlands +33 laps Bridgestone

Beijing time1October 8th 10, F 1 Japan Grand Prix ended at Suzuka Circuit. Spanish driver fernando alonso of Renault took the lead in running 53 laps and won the race. Schumacher retired in the lead because of an engine explosion, and teammate Massa won the second place for Ferrari. Another Renault driver, Giancarlo Fisichella, crossed the finish line third. After the race, Alonso led Schumacher by 65,438+026 points in the drivers' standings, and Renault led Ferrari by 9 points in the team standings. The last game of the season will be held in Interlagos, Brazil on1October 22nd 10. Alonso is only one step away from his second world champion F 1.

This is the last time that Suzuka Circuit held the Japanese Grand Prix before bidding farewell to F 1. Next year, the venue of this competition will be transferred to Fuji Circuit. Starting from 1988, the driver who won the most championships in Suzuka was michael schumacher, who won five championships here. Before the start of this race, the temperature of Suzuka track was 25 degrees, the surface temperature of track was 29 degrees, and the air humidity was only 37%. Compared with yesterday's qualifying session, the wind speed is slightly reduced, and the wind speed is 3 meters per second. The weather in Suzuka on Sunday was fine and the audience was full. The starting sequence of this race is unconventional. Four cars in the Bridgestone camp occupied the first two rows, and Massa beat Schumacher to get pole position, followed by two Toyota cars. The first place in the Michelin camp is Renault driver Alonso, who and his teammates are ranked fifth and sixth respectively in the starting area.