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Formula 1: 2010: The Japanese Grand Prix - Qualifying

The Japanese Grand Prix - Qualifying

09/10/2010

2010

BBC Sport - Formula 1, 2010, The Japanese Grand Prix - Qualifying

Lee McKenzie presents coverage of qualifying for the Japanese Grand Prix.

Lee McKenzie presents live coverage of qualifying for the Japanese Grand Prix, with commentary from Martin Brundle and Jonathan Legard.

Lee McKenzie presents coverage of qualifying for the Japanese Grand Prix. With just four races remaining in the 2010 season, there is little room for error at the Suzuka circuit. In 2009, Jenson Button was among several drivers who were demoted down the grid after failing to slow for yellow flags. Red Bull's Sebastian Vettel grabbed pole and went on to win the race, and will again be among the men to watch following some excellent performances in qualifying this year.

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Coverage from the 2010 Formula 1 world championship.

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