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	F1 Daily update ⋅ October 13, 2019
	NEWS
	Suzuka on typhoon lockdown as F1 bosses hope Japan GP can go ahead Yahoo Sports Japanese Grand Prix organisers were hoping that Sunday's race would be able to go ahead as Typhoon Hagibis began to lash a deserted Suzuka ... F1 Japanese Grand Prix race facing severe rainfall and winds reaching 216km/h - Express.co.uk Why F1 should cancel Japanese Grand Prix amid Typhoon Hagibis concern - Express.co.uk All systems go for F1 in Suzuka after Typhoon Hagibis - CNA Full Coverage Flag as irrelevant
	Three GPs earmarked for F1 qualifying race trials Motorsport.com, Edition: Global Three races have emerged as possible venues for experiments with Formula 1 Saturday qualifying races in 2020, but only if all the teams agree that ... F1 eyes French, Belgian, Russian Grands Prix for reverse grid trials - autosport.com Full Coverage Flag as irrelevant
	Ferrari drivers surprised by F1 Suzuka pole, practice turnaround autosport.com Ferrari duo Sebastian Vettel and Charles Leclerc have admitted their front-row lock out for the Japanese Grand Prix was an unexpected surprise ... Valtteri Bottas blames himself for 2019 F1 title bid slipping away - autosport.com Vettel on top at Suzuka, scores Ferrari's fifth straight 2019 pole - autosport.com What's the revised Sunday schedule? - Sky Sports Full Coverage Flag as irrelevant
	F1 live stream: how to watch the Japanese Grand Prix 2019 online from anywhere TechRadar To see how you can stream F1 live from the Japanese Grand Prix in the UK, Australia, the US, Canada and New Zealand, then scroll a little further ... Flag as irrelevant
	Raikkonen: F1's wet-weather limitations "look ridiculous" Motorsport.com, Edition: Global Most F1 sessions take place in dry conditions and when it rains drivers tend to wait and run intermediate tyres when the track is damp and avoid using ... Flag as irrelevant
	Mercedes: Ferrari Suzuka F1 qualifying pace came out of nowhere autosport.com Ferrari's turnaround in performance and one-two in Japanese Grand Prix qualifying came "out of nowhere", admitted Mercedes Formula 1 team boss ... Flag as irrelevant
	What Typhoon Hagibis means for the Rugby World Cup and F1 in Japan ESPN The imminent arrival of Typhoon Hagibis in Japan has wreaked havoc with the schedules of the Rugby World Cup and Formula One this weekend. Typhoon Hagibis update: How has it affected F1 Japanese Grand Prix, and Rugby World Cup? - The Sun Saturday's track activity in Japan cancelled due to Typhoon Hagibis - ESPN Full Coverage Flag as irrelevant
	Renault F1 Driver Lawsuit Could Fuel Copycat Claims Say Experts Forbes Legal experts have warned that Formula One drivers could face an increased risk of being sued by disgruntled former managers seeking a share of ... Flag as irrelevant
	F1 Japanese Grand Prix: Daniel Ricciardo says Renault are better than the times show NEWS.com.au F1 Japanese Grand Prix: Daniel Ricciardo says Renault are better than the times ... F1 is now set for a super Sunday of action at the Japanese GP with ... Flag as irrelevant
	Max Verstappen, backed by Orange Army, targets 2020 F1 glory CNN International A year later he crossed the finish line in Spain as the youngest winner of an F1 race while also becoming the first from the Netherlands to stand on the ... Flag as irrelevant
	WEB
	A Speedy Start at Suzuka SportPesa Racing Point F1 Sergio Perez. FP1 1:30.810 P8 21 laps. FP2 1:29.299 P8 28 laps. Sergio: "I think we can be quite happy with the performance today – certainly ... Flag as irrelevant
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