Formula 1 says it will try and minimise disruption to its weekend schedule where possible at the Japanese Grand Prix, ahead of the impending arrival of Typhoon Hagibis. Japan’s eastern coast is bracing for the arrival of the violent storm on Saturday, with relentless and intense heavy rain set to strike the country, along with extreme winds. Suzuka is located in the Mie Prefecture, a couple of miles inland of the eastern coast, towards the Pacific Ocean. The Rugby World Cup is also taking place in Japan and Saturday’s match between England and France in Yokohoma is set to be called off due to the typhoon. The exact path of the storm remains unpredictable and more recent updates...
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