Sebastian Vettel tamed difficult track conditions to score pole position for the Japanese Grand Prix in the delayed qualifying session at Suzuka on Sunday morning. Following the cancellation of Saturday’s programme due to the arrival of Typhoon Hagibis in Japan, qualifying was rescheduled for Sunday morning, taking place in sunny but windy conditions. The gusts and headwinds made it difficult for drivers at times through qualifying, but Vettel was able to put in two laps good enough for pole position with an impressive display. Vettel’s final time of 1m27.064s marked a new track record at Suzuka, putting him almost two-tenths of a second clear of teammate Charles Leclerc as Ferrari...
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