Paddy Lowe feels the layout of the Suzuka International Racing Course and the need for drivers to master it should play into the hands of Felipe Massa’s experience this weekend. The Brazilian will be racing in his fourteenth Japanese Grand Prix this weekend, while team-mate Lance Stroll will be competing in his first, and Lowe, the chief technical officer of Williams Martini Racing, is excited to see how the Canadian rookie adapts to the Suzuka circuit. Lowe himself rates Suzuka as one of the best tracks in the world, and coupled with the excitement shown by the Japanese fans makes the event one of the best on the calendar and one everyone is thrilled to attend every year. “Japan is a...
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