Rate the race: 2012 Japanese Grand Prix
2012 Japanese Grand Prix
What did you think of the Japanese Grand Prix? Share your verdict on today’s race.
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Please vote based on how entertaining and exciting you thought the race was, not on how your preferred driver or team performed.
Rate the race out of ten and leave a comment below:
Rate the 2012 Japanese Grand Prix out of ten
- 1 (3%)
- 2 (1%)
- 3 (3%)
- 4 (6%)
- 5 (11%)
- 6 (23%)
- 7 (28%)
- 8 (14%)
- 9 (6%)
- 10 (5%)
Total Voters: 541
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PJA (@pja) said on 9th October 2012, 19:29
I didn’t think it was that good a race to be honest so only gave it a 6.
Once Vettel converted the pole into the lead at the start I never thought anyone would challenge him for the victory. There were a few changes for position further down the field but not enough to build the excitement.
It’s a shame Alonso had a DNF as considering the relative speeds of the cars I think Vettel should win the title easily now unless he has more reliability problems. Before the race I thought it might go down to the wire with Vettel chipping away at Alonso’s lead bit by bit every race.
sbl on tour (@sbl-on-tour) said on 9th October 2012, 19:55
found out who won before the start, watched the alonso incident , etc on bbc website, couldnt be bothered watching on the beeb at 2.00, went out and other things
Yvonne said on 6th November 2012, 17:55
Aw, this was an incredibly nice post. Taking the time and actual effort to create a very good article…
but what can I say… I put things off a whole lot and don’t seem to get nearly anything done.