Robert Kubica might not be able to start this afternoon's Japanese Grand Prix, after Williams were forced to change his chassis following a heavy accident at the start of qualifying. The session has been postponed from Saturday due to typhoon Hagilis, meaning it was held on Sunday morning just four hours before the start of the race. That leaves the team with very little time to rebuild the FW42 for Kubica to start the race from pit lane. Kubica appeared to be caught out by gusty wind conditions exiting the final corner at Suzuka. He ran wide and went into the tyre wall, triggering a red flag just two minutes into Q1. QUALIFYING: Vettel beats Leclerc as Ferrari lock-out Suzuka front row...
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