The inaugural Korean Grand Prix has been red-flagged after only a handful of laps behind the safety car due to conditions being deemed too dangerous to continue. read more »

Heavy rain and tremendous amounts of spray have forced a stoppage to the inaugural Korean Grand Prix after just seven minutes on Sunday afternoon.  read more »

The inaugural Korean Grand Prix was red flagged after just two laps on Sunday when conditions made it impossible to continue. 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 »