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Bottas wins at Suzuka as Mercedes clinch sixth title
Valtteri Bottas cooly dominated the Japanese Grand Prix after pole sitter Sebastian Vettel suffered a poor start off the line in Suzuka. Bottas swept into the lead heading into turn 1, leaving the Ferrari to fight it out with Lewis Hamilton to hold on to second place. The matter was eventually decided in Vettel's favour, but it was still enough for Mercedes to clinch the constructors title. Alexander Albon just missed out on a podium in fourth place ahead of Carlos Sainz, his Red Bull team mate Max Verstappen having been forced to retire after clashing with Charles Leclerc on the first lap. 2019 Japanese Grand Prix - Race results It felt like no time at all since qualifying when the cars...
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