Rosberg nafikiri akatafute Pajamas usiku sasa huko alipo akalale wakubwa bado wanaendelea... #TeamHamilton44
Formula 1® Grand Prix special thread
Formula 1® Grand Prix special thread
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DMussa
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Hahahaha doh! Mejerumani ana hali mbaya kabisa leo. LH44 akimaliza 1st atakuwa ahead by 3 points. Hapo naona njia yake ya kuwa champion iko wazi. Tatizo ni if Rosberg akiendelea kupata DNF constructor atapata changamoto kidogo. I just hope his car works better ili tuone ushindani usio na upendeleo wa DNF etc.
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1. Lewis Hamilton (Britain) Mercedes 2:00:04.795
2. Sebastian Vettel (Germany) RedBull - Renault +00:13.534
3. Daniel Ricciardo (Australia) RedBull - Renault 00:14.273
4. Fernando Alonso (Spain) Ferrari 00:15.389
5. Felipe Massa (Brazil) Williams-Mercedes 00:42.161
6. Jean-Eric Vergne (France) Toro Rosso - Renault 00:56.801
Hamilton, who for most of the season has trailed his Mercedes team-mate
in the championship, now leads him by three points
Hamilton, who started on pole in Singapore, sprints away from the pack.
Fernando Alonso escaped a penalty despite cutting the corner
The Briton turned in a gutsy display to claim the 29th victory of his career.
He was forced to re-pass Sebastian Vettel after he stayed out during the safety car period
Hamilton celebrates his seventh win of the season in Singapore.
He is now three points clear of Nico Rosberg in the battle for the Formula One championship
Hamilton sprays champagne in second-placed Sebastian Vettel's face
after he re-passed the four-times world champion to take the lead of the race
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Lewis Hamilton tucks into a 1.6kg steak in front of the Petronas Towers in Kuala Lumpur
Hamilton celebrates after taking the lead in the drivers' championship with victory in Singapore
Hamilton of Great Britain and Mercedes celebrates with his team including Nico Rosberg of Germany,
his father Anthony Hamilton and his step-mother Linda Hamilton
Kibunango
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Alonso aache kisebusebu... yeye ni two times world champion! Kumekuwepo na fununu muda mrefu na amekuwa akikanusha tu! Lakini baada ya Singapore GP inaonyesha wazi Alonso ataondoka Ferrari!
Kuondoka kwake Ferrari kwa upande wake atakuwa amefeli, kwani pamoja na uzoevu wake ameshindwa kutwaa ubingwa akiwa na Ferrari.. Mbaya zaidi naona hata uongozi mpya wa Ferrari haupo pamoja nae... Na hili litakuwa zimwi kwake popote pale atakapokwenda ukiondoa kujiunga na Mercedes ambao sasa wamejua uwezo wa Lewis baada ya overtake yake ya kushinda pale Singapore...
Alonso aondoke tu Ferrari, kwanza tabia yake kuchonga juu ya team mate wake imetosha sasa! Itachukua muda kwa Ferrari kuwa in top three cars, awepo dereva mwingine ambaye ataweza kurejesha heshima ya Ferrari zaidi ya huyu Alonso.
Kosa ambalo atakuja kujijutia ni iwapo hatohama Italy msimu huu.. kwani ni wazi yeye sio Developer and Driver bali ni devera tu! Na kama ni dereva tu, basi anahitaji gari kamili kwa kuendesha tu, bila kuwepo na mchango wake wowote hata wa kuchagua aina ya matairi!
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Ile overtake ya Singapore ndio ilidhihirisha who is the daddy kwenye F1
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Lewis Hamilton beats Nico Rosberg in Japanese GP practice
Lewis Hamilton set the fastest time in second practice in the Japanese Grand Prix, beating team-mate and title rival Nico Rosberg by 0.24 seconds.
The two Mercedes drivers were in a league of their own, more than a second clear of the rest of the field.
Williams's Valtteri Bottas was third ahead of McLaren's Jenson Button and Red Bull's Sebastian Vettel at Suzuka.
The two Ferraris of Kimi Raikkonen and Fernando Alonso were sixth and seventh respectively.
But no-one looked like they had a chance of challenging Hamilton and Rosberg at the latest stage of their tense battle for the title.
Lewis Hamilton has won the Japanese Grand Prix previously at the Fuji Speedway circuit in 2007
Hamilton heads into the weekend three points clear of Rosberg and the two were closely matched throughout the day and well clear of the rest of the field, whether on single-lap pace or over a race-simulation run on heavier fuel.
Hamilton appeared more competitive on the faster 'medium' tyre, which will be used for qualifying on Saturday, while Rosberg had an advantage on their race-type laps when they switched to the 'hard' tyre late in the session.
Hamilton has turned a 29-point deficit into a three-point advantage with two victories in the last two races and Rosberg's retirement in Singapore two weeks ago.
But they seem likely to have another close fight throughout the weekend at Suzuka, arguably the most demanding circuit on the calendar.
A brief shower in the closing minutes did not affect the drivers too much, but the weather is a talking point.
Max Verstappen pulls over with engine failure, ending the 17-year-old's debut as F1's youngest driver
Qualifying is expected to be dry, but the race is likely to be wet, as typhoon Phanfone approaches the Japanese mainland.
Although the eye of the storm is not expected to hit until Monday, heavy rain and strong winds are expected on Sunday and there have been discussions about whether the start of the race should be moved. As things stand, it is likely to go ahead at 15:00 local time (07:00 BST) as scheduled.
Suzuka proved its usual test for the drivers, with Daniel Ricciardo and Kamui Kobayashi suffering worst.
Red Bull's Ricciardo had a heavy crash at the last corner, which led to the session being stopped while the car was recovered.
Max Verstappen's debut ends in smoke
Earlier, Japanese Kamui Kobayashi became another driver to suffer on the notoriously demanding track, crashing after losing control at Turn Three.
The session came to an end about three minutes short of its allotted 90 minutes when Jean-Eric Vergne's Toro Rosso hit the latest in a series of reliability problems and ground to a halt on the back straight after the Spoon Curve.
The car was driven by 17-year-old Max Verstappen in the first session as the Dutchman set a new record as the youngest man to take part in a grand prix weekend ahead of his full debut in 2015.
Verstappen suffered a turbo failure with about seven minutes of the first session remaining. The car was repaired in time for Vergne to go out after about 10 minutes of the second session, only to grind to a halt again.
Daniel Ricciardo's car is taken away by marshals. The Australian was one of three drivers to crash out during second practice
The Frenchman did manage some laps, posting the 11th fastest time, before the car again hit trouble.
Lotus's Pastor Maldonado will take a 10-place grid penalty for using more than the allowed number of engine components.