Typhoon Hagibis has decreased its intensity and the Formula 1 race will normally take place in Japan

The passing of Typhoon Hagibis, which forced Saturday's suspension of the Formula 1 Japan Grand Prix, which was to be devastating, was not such and the Shiroko region, where the Suzuka circuit is located, he was not assigned. Sunday, the race will run normally.

The typhoon is heading towards Tokyo and it is estimated that it will not take more intensity. F1 confirmed its schedule for the rest of the decisive date 17 of the competition.

The Japanese circuit will house its career number 31, in the maximum category, in which it will be the 35th. Japanese edition of the soil.

Today at 22:00, Argentina time, the ranking will be established to form the starting grid, in which the Finnish Valtteri Bottas and multiple champion Lewis Hamilton, with the Mercedes, will be the main candidates and tomorrow at 2.10. test, as expected.

Hamilton leads the drivers' championship with 322 points, followed by Bottas with 249, Charles Leclerc with 215, Max Verstappen with 212 and Sebastian Vettel with 194 in the main positions.

The Constructors' Cup is led by the Mercedes team with 571 units, followed by Ferrari with 409, Red Bull with 311, McLaren with 101 in the main sites.

The Japanese Grand Prix will take place tomorrow from 2.10 am (Argentinean), out of a total of 53 laps to the circuit of 5 807 meters.