It's always an entertaining and jaw-dropping experience to watch classic F1 cars in action, regardless of the time and place.
But the legends parade that commemorated this weekend Suzuka's 30th anniversary as a Grand Prix venue was a pure delight to watch and especially to listen to for F1's impassioned Japanese fans.
Among the runners were Mika Hakkinen, Felipe Massa, Kazuki Nakajima, Aguri Suzuki, Saroru Nakajim and a few others, showcasing a colorful selection of cars from the 80s and 90s.
For those doing the driving as for those watching, it was a fantastic experience complete with ear-piercing sounds and gripping sights!
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