
The attention of television cameras at the beginning of the qualification was riveted to the only completely Japanese team "Super Aguri". However, the racers could not particularly show up in qualifications, and Sakon Yamamoto completely dropped out due to mechanical problems in his very first circles.
The struggle for falling into the number of the 16 strongest unfolded between the two teams of Red Bull and Williams. As a result, on the last fast circle, Mark Webber was able to knock David Kulthard from the second segment of his future partner on Red Bull and went into the second qualification session, where Tonio of Lyuzia on Toro Rosso had already managed to stake up his place. Among the crashes, besides the Scotsman, his partner Robert Dornbos, Scott AIDS, Takuma Sato and Tiago Montairo were included.
In the second part of the races, Mikhael Schumacher flashed. The German showed just an incredible result of 1 min. 28.954 sec., Which is a new record of the Suzuk highway.
The unexpected failure in this segment was suffered by both McLaren pilots. Kimi Raikkonen stayed until the end of the session in 10th place, but in his last attempt Rubens Barricello ousted Finn from among the participants of the Superpoule. The second "McLauren" Pedro de la Rosa turned out to be the 13th. In addition, the cubes, Webber, Lewzzi and Albers dropped out of the further struggle.
In the third part of the qualifications, the Renault pilots not only could not conquer the positions of Ferrari, but both Toyota also launched forward. In their last attempts, Ralph Schumacher and Yaro Truly occupied the second row of the starting field, pushing the racers of the French "stable" to the third start line.
Now Fernando Alonso will be very difficult to achieve from the fifth place of the victory so much in Japan so necessary for him, because his main competitor in the struggle for the champion title Michael Schumacher will start from second place, and it is likely that the faithful squire of the German, who made the pole, will kindly miss the Ferrari leader at the start forward, reports Ren-TV.com .