Lewis Hamilton took his 41st career victory in the 2015 F1 Japanese Grand Prix on Sunday at Suzuka, to match the late great Ayrton Senna and further extend his Championship lead. Hamilton, who lined-up second on the grid, grabbed the lead at the start, passing Mercedes team-mate and pole sitter, Nico Rosberg into Turn 2, with the German dropping back to fourth. Hamilton could then control from the front and was never troubled en-route to his eighth win of the season and his very first at Suzuka. Hamilton will now take a 48 point lead – almost two races wins – to Russia in two weeks time, for round 15 out of 19. “I am so happy now,” Hamilton said. “The team did a fantastic...
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