Sato places 4th at Japanese Formula One Grand Prix

Sato places 4th at Japanese Formula One Grand Prix

SUZUKA, Japan - Local favorite Takuma Sato of Japan waves at fans after placing fourth in the Japanese Formula One Grand Prix at the Suzuka Circuit in Mie Prefecture on Oct. 10.

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