Vitantonio Liuzzi will be racing with a limited edition helmet at the Japanese Grand Prix, with it serving as a dedication to the thousands who were affected by the... read more »

Q. Kamui, what is your personal impression about the current situation in Japan? Kamui Kobayashi: “After the news we received in March about the disaster became read more »

Kamui Kobayashi is delighted that F1 will be visiting Japan next weekend, with the country having been struck by an earthquake, tsunami and subsequent nuclear disaster in... read more »

Next weekend’s Japanese Grand Prix will mark the first Formula 1 race in the country since it suffered the earthquake, tsunami and subsequent nuclear disaster of... read more »

Kamui Kobayashi has invited a group of children from one of the earthquake and nuclear disaster-affected regions of Japan to the Japanese Grand Prix. In total, read more »

Sauber star Kamui Kobayashi has invited a group of children from one of the Japanese disaster-affected regions to the Grand Prix next month. read more »

Both Sauber cars will be carrying insignia dedicated to the victims of the Japanese earthquake, tsunami and nuclear disaster at next month’s race at Suzuka. The... read more »

Although Gerhard Berger is loath to hand the title to Sebastian Vettel too soon, he reckons only a "disaster" can stop him from winning it... read more »

Hugh Robertson, the United Kingdom’s Minister for Sport, has warned Formula 1 governing body the FIA that the Bahrain Grand Prix could result in a ‘disaster’ if it is allowed... read more »

Hugh Robertson, the United Kingdom’s Minister for Sport, has warned Formula 1 governing body the FIA that the Bahrain Grand Prix could result in a ‘disaster’ if it is allowed... read more »

Former FIA President Max Mosley has insisted that were he still calling the shots, F1 would return to Bahrain this season 'over my dead body', since 'to go will... read more »

Max Mosley says if he was still president of the FIA, F1 would "go to Bahrain over my dead body"... read more »

Former FIA president Max Mosley has said the Bahrain Grand Prix should not take place in 2011 and would certainly not have done had he still been in charge read more »

Jenson Button described his first lap of the Spanish Grand Prix as ‘an absolute disaster’, with the McLaren driver falling outside the top ten from his fifth place grid slot.... read more »

Pirelli has jumped to the defence of its new hard compound tyre after Lewis Hamilton branded it a disaster on Friday at the Spanish Grand Prix read more »

Lewis Hamilton has slated Pirelli's new super-hard tyre as "a disaster" that throws this weekend's Spanish Grand Prix into the melting pot... read more »

Pirelli's new hard compound tyre has been labelled a "disaster" by Lewis Hamilton ahead of its race debut at this weekend's Spanish Grand Prix read more »

Pirelli insists that its new hard tyre is far from being the 'disaster' that Lewis Hamilton has suggested -as it believes it will come into its own in Sunday's race. read more »

Lewis Hamilton has labelled Pirelli's new hard tyres as a disaster following Friday practice for the Spanish Grand Prix. read more »

Inspired by Kamui Kobayashi, Sauber has launched an e-book to support victims of the Japanese tsunami - as HRT sends its condolences to those who have suffered in Murcia. read more »

Kamui Kobayashi has kick-started a campaign to raise money for those affected by the devastating tsunami that hit Japan back in March. The “You are connected” application is an... read more »

Fernando Alonso has said that the Australian Grand Prix was not a disaster for Ferrari, despite the team being further off the pace than expected. read more »

Fernando Alonso says there was nothing "disastrous" about Ferrari's performance at the season-opening Australian Grand Prix. read more »

Jenson Button is hoping McLaren lets him fly into disaster-ravaged Japan read more »

6.45am Hello and welcome to Forumula1.com’s live coverage of the Australian Grand Prix in Melbourne, Australia. The drivers have just observed a minute’s... read more »