Formula 1 2019 Japanese Grand Prix is a series, where the drivers, in v6 hybrid cars, go on 3 qualifying sessions and a Sunday race for 53 laps around Suzuka Circuit. The drivers are Lewis Hamilton, Valtteri Bottas,  Sebastian Vettel,  Charles Leclerc,  Max Verstappen,  Alexander Albon, Daniel Ricciardo, Nico Hulkenberg,  Romain Grosjean,  Kevin Magunssen,  Carlos Sainz Jr,  Lando Norris,  Sergio Perez,  Lance Stroll,  Kimi Raikkonen,  Antonio Giovinazzi,  Daniil Kvyat,  Pierre Gasly, George Russell and  Robert Kubica.

The countries are United Kingdom,  Finland,  Netherlands,  Thailand,  Australia,  Monaco,  Mexico, Canada,  Poland,  Italy,  Spain,  Denmark,  France and Russia. They had 2 practice sessions because a typhoon came they cancelled the 3^rd practice session.  Then they had 3 qualifying sessions.  Then at the race on Sunday Charles Leclerc and Max Verstappen crashed on the very first turn on the track.

Before the s-turn Charles left mirror broke off from his Ferrari Car. Then Max Verstappen was the first driver to retire in the race. After that Sergio Perez retired from the race. Then Valtteri Bottas won the Japanese Grand Prix,   Sebastian Vettel took 2^nd place, Lewis Hamilton took 3^rd place Mercedes got their 6^th drivers and constructer world championship.  Finally, the next race is in Mexico, which is Sergio Perez’s home grand prix.

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Demi has released six audio albums: “Don’t forget” (2008), “Here we go again” (2009), “Unbroken” (2011), “Demi” (2013), “Confident” (2015) and “Tell Me You Love Me” (2017) all of which debuted in the top five of the “Billboard 200”. She has earned seven top-20 tracks on the “Billboard Hot 100” with “This Is Me”, “Here We Go Again”, “Skyscraper”, “Give Your Heart A Break”, “Heart attack”, “Cool for The Summer” and “Sorry Not Sorry”.
Demi starred as the titular character on “Sonny with a chance” (2009-2011), served as a judge and a mentor on “The X Factor USA” in its second and third seasons, appeared as a recurring character on “Glee”.

Demi has also released an autobiographical documentary “Demi Lovato: Simply Complicated” (2017) and voice acted in “Smurfts: The Lost Village” (2017). Demi is also an outspoken activist for several social causes. In 2013 she received a “Mental Health Award” at the National Children’s Mental Health Awareness Day annual event and in 2016 she was honoured the “GLADD Vanguard Award” for her services to LGBT activism.