Lewis Hamilton believes the changed schedule for the Japanese GP made for a more entertaining Friday than normal. With Typhoon Hagibis expected to batter the circuit on Saturday, FP3 has been scrapped while qualifying will now take place on Sunday morning. These changes though meant that teams could now use all of the practice tyres during FP1 and 2 on Friday. Hamilton's team-mate Valtteri Bottas topped both sessions ahead of the Brit, with the FP2 results potentially forming the grid if the track still isn't fit for qualifying on Sunday, and Hamilton thinks that Formula 1 should look to make Friday's more like this one in future to boost entertainment value. “It’s actually been a much...
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