Japanese GP: Lewis Hamilton matches Ayrton Senna with dominant win hypochaeris

Hamilton took the lead early from teammate and pole sitter Nico Rosberg and cruised to his eighth win of the 2015 Formula One season.

Ferrari's Sebastian Vettel, so dominant in Singapore last weekend where Hamilton failed to finish, took the final podium position.



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The result leaves Hamilton 48 points clear of Rosberg in the title race, with Vettel a further 11 points adrift with five rounds remaining.

Hamilton had been denied his chance of taking pole position in Saturday's qualifying after Daniil Kyvat's spectacular crash brought the session to a premature finish.

Read: Kyvat's high speed crash

But he made the faster start off the grid and swept past Rosberg to assume control, with his German rival slipping back to fourth place before moving back through the field into second spot.

It was Hamilton's 41st career F1 victory, drawing him level with the great Ayrton Senna in the all-time list, and his second straight at Suzuka, one of his favorite tracks.

'To come here, where I used to love watching Ayrton drive, and match his career wins, is amazing for me,' he said at the victory presentation.

'It was important for us to strike back. We didn't bring our 'A' game in Singapore and we had to bring it today.'

Behind the front runners, Kimi Raikkonen took fourth in the second Ferrari, with Valtteri Bottas in fifth for Williams and Nico Hulkenberg sixth in the Force India.

But it was another dismal afternoon for McLaren, with Fernando Alonso complaining about the lack of power from his Honda engine as he took 11th.

Teammate Jenson Button was further back in 16th as he ponders his future in Formula One.

Behind the front runners, Kimi Raikkonen took fourth in the second Ferrari, with Valtteri Bottas in fifth for Williams and Nico Hulkenberg sixth in the Force India. But he made the faster start off the grid and swept past Rosberg to assume control, with his German rival slipping back to fourth place before moving back through the field into second spot. Behind the front runners, Kimi Raikkonen took fourth in the second Ferrari, with Valtteri Bottas in fifth for Williams and Nico Hulkenberg sixth in the Force India. 'To come here, where I used to love watching Ayrton drive, and match his career wins, is amazing for me,' he said at the victory presentation. But he made the faster start off the grid and swept past Rosberg to assume control, with his German rival slipping back to fourth place before moving back through the field into second spot. Hamilton had been denied his chance of taking pole position in Saturday's qualifying after Daniil Kyvat's spectacular crash brought the session to a premature finish. But he made the faster start off the grid and swept past Rosberg to assume control, with his German rival slipping back to fourth place before moving back through the field into second spot. 'To come here, where I used to love watching Ayrton drive, and match his career wins, is amazing for me,' he said at the victory presentation. Teammate Jenson Button was further back in 16th as he ponders his future in Formula One. Behind the front runners, Kimi Raikkonen took fourth in the second Ferrari, with Valtteri Bottas in fifth for Williams and Nico Hulkenberg sixth in the Force India. Read: Kyvat's high speed crash It was Hamilton's 41st career F1 victory, drawing him level with the great Ayrton Senna in the all-time list, and his second straight at Suzuka, one of his favorite tracks. 'It was important for us to strike back. We didn't bring our 'A' game in Singapore and we had to bring it today.' But it was another dismal afternoon for McLaren, with Fernando Alonso complaining about the lack of power from his Honda engine as he took 11th. But it was another dismal afternoon for McLaren, with Fernando Alonso complaining about the lack of power from his Honda engine as he took 11th. But he made the faster start off the grid and swept past Rosberg to assume control, with his German rival slipping back to fourth place before moving back through the field into second spot. 'It was important for us to strike back. We didn't bring our 'A' game in Singapore and we had to bring it today.' Behind the front runners, Kimi Raikkonen took fourth in the second Ferrari, with Valtteri Bottas in fifth for Williams and Nico Hulkenberg sixth in the Force India. But he made the faster start off the grid and swept past Rosberg to assume control, with his German rival slipping back to fourth place before moving back through the field into second spot. But it was another dismal afternoon for McLaren, with Fernando Alonso complaining about the lack of power from his Honda engine as he took 11th. Hamilton had been denied his chance of taking pole position in Saturday's qualifying after Daniil Kyvat's spectacular crash brought the session to a premature finish. Read: Kyvat's high speed crash But he made the faster start off the grid and swept past Rosberg to assume control, with his German rival slipping back to fourth place before moving back through the field into second spot. Ferrari's Sebastian Vettel, so dominant in Singapore last weekend where Hamilton failed to finish, took the final podium position.

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