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The Japanese Grand Prix is an FF1M race that has been part of the calendar since the first season. Every race has been held at the Suzuka circuit with the exception of 2007, which was held at the Fuji Speedway. That particular race was won by Lewis Hamilton, who has taken the most Japanese Grand Prix wins with five. FJR hold the most team wins with five, all of which came during the Canon era. In the classic format, the Japanese Grand Prix has hosted races since 1987, all at the Suzuka circuit.

The 2008 and 2009 races were held on an amalgamated version of Suzuka with the 2003 130R and Casio chicane while Esses were from the 2000 layout. The 1996 and 1998 race ran with a modified pitlane entry which bypassed Casio.

Masters Results
Season Circuit Pole Position Winning Driver Winning Team Total Team Wins
Season 1 Suzuka Circuit (2000 layout) N/A Damon Hill M-Sport 1
Season 2 Suzuka Circuit (2000 layout) Nigel Mansell Michael Schumacher AquinoPlus 1
Season 3 Suzuka Circuit (2000 layout) N/A Michael Schumacher M-Sport 2
Season 4 Suzuka Circuit (2000 layout) N/A Fernando Alonso AquinoPlus 2
Season 5 Suzuka Circuit (2000 layout) Lewis Hamilton Fernando Alonso Maestro Motorsport 1
Season 6 Suzuka Circuit (2000 layout) Lewis Hamilton David Coulthard Super Alex 1
Season 7 Suzuka Circuit (2000 layout) Lewis Hamilton Nico Rosberg Gui Racing 1
Season 8 Suzuka Circuit (2000 layout) Michael Schumacher Kimi Räikkönen Maestro Motorsport 2
Canon Results
Season Circuit Pole Position Winning Driver Winning Team Total Team Wins
1987 Suzuka Circuit (2000 layout) Gerhard Berger Alessandro Nannini FJR 1
1988 Suzuka Circuit (2000 layout) Alain Prost Ayrton Senna Andrew Racing 1
1989 Suzuka Circuit (2000 layout) Alain Prost Gerhard Berger Gojira AutoSport 2
1990 Suzuka Circuit (2000 layout) Nigel Mansell Alain Prost Tornado 1
1992 Suzuka Circuit (2000 layout) Karl Wendlinger Damon Hill FJR 2
1993 Suzuka Circuit (2000 layout) Gerhard Berger Riccardo Patrese Tornado 2
1994 Suzuka Circuit (2000 layout) Ayrton Senna Ayrton Senna Gojira AutoSport 3
1996 Suzuka Circuit (1991-99 layout) Damon Hill David Coulthard AquinoPlus 3
1997 Suzuka Circuit (2000 layout) Jos Verstappen Jos Verstappen FJR 3
1998 Suzuka Circuit (1991-99 layout) Michael Schumacher Heinz-Harald Frentzen FJR 4
1999 Suzuka Circuit (2000 layout) Jarno Trulli Juan Pablo Montoya Maestro Motorsport 3
2000 Suzuka Circuit (2000 layout) Nick Heidfeld Ralf Schumacher Gui Racing 4
2001 Suzuka Circuit (2000 layout) Nick Heidfeld Nick Heidfeld Pedersen 1
2002 Suzuka Circuit (2000 layout) Jacques Villeneuve Michael Schumacher Andy Racing 2
2003 Suzuka Circuit (2000 layout) Mark Webber Jenson Button MRD 1
2004 Suzuka Circuit (2000 layout) Marc Gene Marc Gene Dark Wolf 1
2005 Suzuka Circuit (2000 layout) Robert Kubica Michael Schumacher Dodgem 1
2006 Suzuka Circuit (2000 layout) Vitantonio Liuzzi Nico Rosberg FJR 5
2007 Fuji Speedway (2007-08 layout) Lewis Hamilton Lewis Hamilton Shake 'n' Bake 1
2008 Suzuka Circuit (Amalgam layout) Bruno Senna Lewis Hamilton Shake 'n' Bake 2
2009 Suzuka Circuit (Amalgam layout) Nico Rosberg Lewis Hamilton Shake 'n' Bake 3
2010 Suzuka Circuit (2000 layout) Nico Hulkenberg Mark Webber LeBlanc 1
2011 Suzuka Circuit (2000 layout) Lewis Hamilton Lewis Hamilton Pedersen 2
2012 Suzuka Circuit (2000 layout) Nico Rosberg Lewis Hamilton Tornado 3
2013 Suzuka Circuit (2000 layout) Robert Kubica Romain Grosjean Tornado 4
2014 Suzuka Circuit (2000 layout) Lewis Hamilton Sebastian Vettel Shake 'n' Bake 4
2015 Suzuka Circuit (2000 layout) Sebastian Vettel Robert Kubica Gojira AutoSport 5
2016 Suzuka Circuit (2000 layout) Vaino Kimminen Daniel Ricciardo Andrew Racing 3
2017 Suzuka Circuit (2000 layout) Lewis Hamilton Daniel Ricciardo Andrew Racing 4
2018 Suzuka Circuit (2000 layout)