(2)Official practice of Japanese Grand Prix at Suzuka

(2)Official practice of Japanese Grand Prix at Suzuka

SUZUKA, Japan - BAR Honda's driver Takuma Sato takes to the track during official practice for the 2004 Japanese Grand Prix at the Suzuka circuit in Suzuka, southwest of Tokyo, Oct. 8.

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