The Japanese Grand Prix is one of the highlights of the Formula 1 season, the fans are passionate about motorsport and Suzuka Circuit is one of the most revered racetracks in the world. The circuit’s unique figure-of-eight layout places huge demands on the drivers, who feel the hand of history when they take to the track because it’s changed very little since it was designed and built in 1962. Of Japan’s 21 racetracks, only two – Fuji Speedway and Suzuka – have hosted the Japanese Grand Prix. Fuji was F1’s first venue in the Far East, in the mid-'70s, but Suzuka has been an F1 staple since it first appeared on the calendar in 1987. McLaren has won the Japanese Grand Prix on...
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