TOKYO: Toyota driver Ralf Schumacher wants to use “home” advantage to lift his team out of the Formula One wilderness at the Japanese Grand Prix in Suzuka this weekend.
“I’ve spent more than one year of my life in Japan. So I feel very familiar with Japan,” said the 31-year-old German, who made his F1 debut the year after he won the Japanese F-3000 championship, called Formula Nippon, in 1996.
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