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Gallery: Japan’s weird and wonderful F1 super fans

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Japan is a weird and wonderful place and nothing represents that more than the Formula 1 'Super Fans' who are fiercly dedicated to their chosen team or driver and they like to make that support known to all with their wild and wacky outfits! Here's a small selection of some of the best from last weekend's Japanese Grand Prix.

A customised fan is the ultimate accessory…and not a bad idea when sudden heatwaves are commonplace in Japan
There's no mistaking which team this fan supports!
A diverse group of fans…and what seems to be Sebastian Vettel himself!
The Tifosi were out in force…no change there then!
The Pink Panthers were in attendance…which team are they here to see we wonder?
Quite the hat! 10/10 from us! 
The Honda fans were happy with Saturday's effort from Toro Rosso!
On the fence? This fan seems to support both Kimi Raikkonen and Sebastian Vettel
Top marks for effort, particularly liking the mascots.
These fans seemed to be in 'test mode' with their pitot tube attachments.
Two fans that might need to find a new driver to support in 2019
That mane could do with some grooming!
Don't forget to drink…always worth a reminder.
A sea of blue Toro Rosso/Honda supporters this year
Dedicated. Hours since the last car was on track and the grandstands were still packed!

 

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