Lewis Hamilton is optimistic that he is still in the world championship hunt thanks to his second place in the Korean Grand Prix, although he admitted that McLaren needed to... read more »

A double DNF for Red Bull Racing handed Fernando Alonso the F1 championship advantage with two races to run. read more »

Mark Webber insists he can still win the the title despite watching his lead in the Drivers' Championship turn into an 11-point defict in Korea... read more »

Fernando Alonso is refusing to get carried away about his championship aspirations despite having taken a huge step to clinch his third title. read more »

Fernando Alonso wins the Korean GP and takes championship lead as Red Bull has a race from hell. read more »

Fernando Alonso has made the best of a difficult race that started in extremely difficult conditions. Alonso ran faultless, and profited from both Red Bull's not... read more »

Ferrari's Fernando Alonso stormed into the world championship lead by winning a wet and delayed Korean Grand Prix, on a disastrous day for Red Bull that saw Mark Webber... read more »

Mark Webber says he can still win the Formula 1 World Championship despite crashing out of the Korean Grand Prix in wet conditions and potentially losing his points lead in the... read more »

World Championship leader Mark Webber is sure that Charlie Whiting called the right decision by stopping the Korean Grand Prix due to rain on Sunday afternoon, despite some at... read more »

As he endeavours to extend or at least maintain his current F1 2010 World Championship lead, Mark Webber insists he is unconcerned about his unfavourable starting position in... read more »

Red Bull racing enjoyed another perfect qualifying with its two drivers taking up the first two positions on the grid. Sebastian Vettel took pole just like in Japan, while... read more »

Far from conceding this year's F1 world championship to his main rival, Martin Whitmarsh hopes that the pressure will tell on Red Bull. read more »

Red Bull secured a front-row lockout for the Korean Grand Prix, with Sebastian Vettel taking pole position ahead of championship leader and team-mate Mark Webber read more »

The in-form Sebastian Vettel has laid down the challenge to Red Bull Racing team-mate Mark Webber, by pipping the F1 2010 World Championship leader to pole position in Korea. read more »

Renault number one driver Robert Kubica was quickest in final practice for this weekend’s Korean Grand Prix, the seventeenth round in the 2010 FIA Formula One World... read more »

Mark Webber is optimistic about his chances of adding another win to his tally this weekend, after setting the fastest time in Friday Practice at the new Korean International... read more »

World championship leader Mark Webber says the issues he has experienced at Red Bull Racing in F1 2010 have only served to make him stronger - and hinted at a secret weapon for... read more »

World Championship leader Mark Webber set the pace in Korea on Friday and therefore heads into the weekend after setting what is currently the fastest ever lap on the brand-new... read more »

Mark Webber today posted the fastest time in the second free practice session for Sunday’s inaugural Korean Grand Prix. The Red Bull man ended up topping the... read more »

Championship leader Mark Webber set the pace during Friday's practice for the Korean Grand Prix, ahead of title rivals Fernando Alonso and Lewis Hamilton read more »

Championship leader Mark Webber was the man to beat in Korea on Friday as he topped the timesheets in Practice Two... read more »

Championship leader Mark Webber has moved to the top of the timesheets in Friday afternoon practice for this weekend’s inaugural Korean Grand Prix. As in the morning session,... read more »

Championship leader Mark Webber led the way in a wide-open second practice session for the Korean Grand Prix, which saw Red Bull, Ferrari, McLaren and Renault all represented... read more »

World championship leader Mark Webber sets the pace in today's second session, ahead of Alonso, Hamilton, Kubica, Button, Massa, Vettel, Petrov, Rosberg and Kobayashi. read more »

The second Korean GP free practice session, which was red flagged for a few minutes due to Sakon Yamamoto who spinned and stalled on track, saw World Championship leader Mark... read more »