Team by team analysis of Japanese Grand Prix

FUJI, Japan (Reuters) - Team by team analysis of Sunday's Japanese Formula One Grand Prix (listed in championship order):

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FERRARI (Kimi Raikkonen 3, Felipe Massa 7)

Raikkonen's first points in five races, first podium finish since August but the end of his title defence, with the Finn now mathematically out of contention. Massa finished eighth but gained a place when Toro Rosso's Bourdais was demoted to 10th. The Brazilian is now five points adrift of Lewis Hamilton, with whom he collided in the race. Ferrari regained the lead in the constructors' standings.

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MCLAREN (Lewis Hamilton 12, Heikki Kovalainen retired)

Hamilton started on pole position and ended up empty-handed after a poor start, for which he collected a drive-through penalty, and the collision with Massa which dropped him to the back. Kovalainen retired with an engine failure on lap 17.

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BMW-SAUBER (Robert Kubica 2, Nick Heidfeld 9)