SUZUKA Japan (Reuters) - The Japanese Formula One Grand Prix resumed behind the safety car after a first attempt to get the race under way lasted just two laps due to heavy rain from an approaching typhoon.
The first start also involved the safety car, with Nico Rosberg's pole position Mercedes following it off the grid with the drivers completing a lap in heavy spray before returning to the pit lane and stopping in a line.
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