Felipe Massa's run to second place showed that the much-maligned Ferrari F2012 had strong race pace.
He was able to stay out longer than Kamui Kobayashi and Jenson Button during the first stint and move up to second place.
Kobayashi dropped back around half-distance when his tyres started to go off leaving Massa to claim his first podium finish since the 2010 Korean Grand Prix.
Japanese Grand Prix lap chart
The positions of each driver on every lap. Use the control below to show/hide different drivers:
Japanese Grand Prix race chart
The gaps between each driver on every lap. Use the control below to show/hide different drivers:
Sergio Perez's race started to go awry during his first pit stop.
He had been close behind Kimi Raikkonen who lost time in pitting after traffic. But Perez lost a lot of time on his in-lap and was unable to capitalise on Raikkonen's delay.
Worse, he lost his position he had taken off Lewis Hamilton. He spun into retirement trying to get it back.
2012 Japanese Grand Prix
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