A podium has been goal since the start of the year. It's what we need if we are to get closer to sixth in the championship. We've got two very competitive drivers and... read more »

Ferrari will continue to deliver upgrades at each of the remaining five races this season, some of which will be 'significant' according to technical chief Pat Fry.... read more »

Force India is still targeting catching Sauber in the constructors' championship by the end of the season read more »

Force India needs a flawless run-in to the 2012 season to have a chance of beating Sauber to sixth in the Formula 1 constructors' championship, reckons Paul di Resta read more »

Sauber has every chance of overhauling Mercedes for fifth place in the constructors' championship, according to chief designer Matt Morris read more »

The Korean GP, which takes place around the Yeognam circuit, marks the 16th round of the 2012 F1 World Championship... read more »

McLaren’s drivers have conceded that they are effectively now out of the chase for the world championship. After Red Bull’s Sebastian Vettel won in Suzuka... read more »

Red Bull is refusing to believe that it is now in the driving seat for the world championship, despite Sebastian Vettel's crucial victory in the Japanese Grand Prix. read more »

Ferrari has conceded that it needs to revise its approach to the world championship battle in the wake of Fernando Alonso's disastrous Japanese Grand Prix. read more »

Stefano Domenicali has confidence in Ferrari's development programme despite Fernando Alonso's dwindling lead in the championship read more »

McLaren say Ferrari's Fernando Alonso is under "real pressure" after seeing his championship lead slashed in Japan. read more »

Felipe Massa believes that the F1 world championship remains open to team-mate Fernando Alonso if the unpredictability of the 2012 campaign coninues. read more »

Ferrari President Luca di Montezemolo has said that he will be telephoning Fernando Alonso following the Spaniard’s retirement from the Japanese Grand Prix. As... read more »

Sebastian Vettel is refusing to get carried away after closing up to within four points of Fernando Alonso in the Championship race... read more »

Following a mixed Japanese Grand prix in which Fernando Alonso was eliminated just a few moments into the race and Felipe Massa finished second, Ferrari president Luca di... read more »

Fernando Alonso's early retirement at Suzuka in another race dominated by main rival Sebastian Vettel wiped out his advantage in the championship and put Ferrari on the... read more »

McLaren team principal Martin Whitmarsh says Fernando Alonso is now under "real pressure" in the championship battle and was pleased to close the gap in the standings read more »

Ferrari president Luca di Montezemolo says he wants to see the Italian squad "hold its nerve" in the final part of the championship read more »

Ferrari Team Principal Stefano Domenicali is returning to the team factory in Maranello between this week’s back-to-back Asian races of Japan and Korea. This follows... read more »

The Korean International Circuit hosts the sixteenth round of the 2012 championship read more »

McLaren believes that Fernando Alonso and Ferrari are now under real pressure in the championship battle, in the wake of his early exit from the Japanese Grand Prix. read more »

Lotus couldn't hide their disappointment in Japan, with Romain Grosjean's latest first lap incident costing the team valuable constructors championship points read more »

Fernando Alonso's championship lead took a massive hit in Japan on Sunday, after the Spaniard spun into retirement at the first corner. The fact his main championship... read more »

Kimi Raikkonen came home a solid sixth, maintaining his third position in the Drivers' Championship, whilst Romain Grosjean finished a classified 19th after retiring... read more »

Lewis Hamilton did not fight his McLaren replacement Sergio Perez for position early in the Japanese Grand Prix, when the Mexican audaciously passed the McLaren at the hairpin,... read more »