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"Suzuka is one of the races on the calendar that drivers love the most - and arguably one of the greatest tracks in the world. There's so much history and there have been so many defining moments there - like those unforgettable battles between Ayrton Senna and Alain Prost.

I've never won at this circuit and have only made the podium once, on my first visit way back in 2009. I've had a couple of chances and last season was probably the best of those. This year, though, we have an exceptional car and I'm really hoping I'll finally have my shot at the top step. All the greats of Formula One have won at Suzuka since the sport first came there in the 1980s and I'm determined to add my name to that list this weekend.".

— Lewis Hamilton

Year	Finish	Grid	Tyre Strategy
2014	1st	2	Intermediate Laps 21 Full wet Laps 14 Intermediate Laps 9
2013	None	0	Medium Laps 1 Hard Laps 6
2012	5th	9	Soft Laps 16 Hard Laps 15 Hard Laps 22
2011	5th	3	Soft Laps 8 Soft Laps 13 Soft Laps 14 Medium Laps 18

	Driver	Country	Points
1	Lewis Hamilton	Great Britain	252
2	Nico Rosberg	Germany	211
3	Sebastian Vettel	Germany	203
4	Kimi Raikkonen	Finland	107
5	Valtteri Bottas	Finland	101
6	Felipe Massa	Brazil	97
7	Daniel Ricciardo	Australia	73
8	Daniil Kvyat	Russian	66
9	Sergio Perez	Mexico	39
10	Romain Grosjean	France	38
11	Max Verstappen	Netherlands	30
12	Nico Hulkenberg	Germany	30
13	Felipe Nasr	Brazil	17
14	Pastor Maldonado	Venezuela	12
15	Carlos Sainz Jnr	Spain	11
16	Fernando Alonso	Spain	11
17	Marcus Ericsson	Sweden	9
18	Jenson Button	Great Britain	6
19	Alexander Rossi	USA	0
20	Roberto Merhi	Spain	0
21	Will Stevens	Great Britain	0

	Team	Points
1	Mercedes	463
2	Ferrari	310
3	Williams	198
4	Red Bull	139
5	Force India	69
6	Lotus	50
7	Toro Rosso	41
8	Sauber	26
9	McLaren	17
10	Marussia	0

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Hamilton achieves five consecutive victories for the first time, winning the Italian, Singapore, Japanese, Russian, and United States GPs

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