It could have gone anywhere, all top four drivers(two from McLaren and two from Ferrari) were neck and neck, but in the end ,it was the rookie Lewis Hamilton who scored the lucky pole position for the 2007 Japanese Grand Prix. Nick Heidfeld a.k.a. Mr. Dependable put in another solid performance. However the most disappointing session was from the Spykers who were expected to do much better with their new B Spec car and new owners.

2007 Formula One Japanese Qualifying Results :

1. Lewis Hamilton (Britain) McLaren 1 min 25.368 secs
2. Fernando Alonso (Spain) McLaren 1:25.438
3. Kimi Raikkonen (Finland) Ferrari 1:25.516
4. Felipe Massa (Brazil) Ferrari 1:25.765
5. Nick Heidfeld (Germany) BMW Sauber 1:26.505
6. Jenson Button (G.Britain) Honda 1:26.913
7. Mark Webber (Australia) RedBull – Renault 1:26.914
8. Sebastian Vettel (Germany) Toro Rosso – Ferrari 1:26.973
9. Robert Kubica (Poland BMW Sauber 1:27.225
10. Giancarlo Fisichella (Italy) Renault 1:26.033
11. Heikki Kovalainen (Finland) Renault 1:26.232
12. David Coulthard (G.Britain) RedBull – Renault 1:26.247
13. Jarno Trulli (Italy) Toyota 1:26.253
14. Vitantonio Liuzzi (Italy) Toro Rosso – Ferrari 1:26.948
15. Ralf Schumacher (Germany) Toyota
16. Nico Rosberg (Germany) Williams – Toyota F1 1:26.728 #
17. Rubens Barichello (Brazil) Honda 1:27.323
18. Alexander Wurz (Austria) Williams – Toyota F1 1:27.454
19. Anthony Davidson (Britain) Super Aguri – Honda 1:27.564
20. Adrian Sutil (Germany) Spyker – Ferrari 1:28.628
21. Takuma Sato (Japan) Super Aguri – Honda 1:28.792
22. Sakon Yamamoto (Japan) Spyker-Ferrari 1:29.688

# Nico Rosberg was penalised 10 places for an engine change.