Lewis Hamilton said it felt 'unreal' after victory in the Japanese Grand Prix moved him level with his boyhood hero Ayrton Senna on 41 race wins. 'It's quite an emotional day. I'm full of joy and happiness and light,' said the 30-year-old British driver. He defended the first-lap overtake of Nico Rosberg, which forced his Mercedes team-mate wide and he dropped to fourth before fighting back to second. Hamilton is now 48 points clear of the German in the title race. 'The inside line is the inside line, so it was my corner,' said Hamilton. 'I can imagine Nico was running out of road but that's what happens when you're on the outside.' Rosberg said: 'It got really close on the exit of Turn...
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