Tyres went as expected
Fernando Alonso (ING Renault F1 Team) has won the sixteenth round of the FIA Formula One World Championship after using a medium-medium-soft tyre strategy in a thrilling Japanese Grand Prix.

Complete race results
The Japanese GP provided drama and excitement (if not much overtaking) and a surprise winner. Again. Fernando Alonso took his second consecutive win for Renault, but Honda Racing F1 had a tougher day.

Alonso stuns again
Going into today's race starting from pole, and with a seven point lead, Lewis Hamilton is well aware that the World Championship is swinging his way.

Honda's F1 future
Honda's Nick Fry sat in on the Friday Five press conference and chatted about the future of Honda in F1, the environmental impact of the sport, and even went in to the cost of a Honda engine.

Not the best of days
Qualifying at the Fuji Speedway ended in disappointment for Honda Racing F1 today and Rubens Barrichello and Jenson Button will now share the ninth row of the grid for the start of the Japanese GP.

Good to have a dry day
Lewis Hamilton will start from pole position for the Japanese GP after using Bridgestone’s soft compound Potenza tyre to lap the 4.56km Fuji Speedway over two tenths ahead of his nearest rival.