Oct.15 (GMM) Toyota's former F1 team will contest Le Mans and "several races" in the new FIA world endurance championship next year. The Cologne based squad... read more »

After the weather conditions on Friday had only allowed some dry running on Saturday morning, neither of the Sauber F1 Team drivers was happy with the balance of the Sauber... read more »

Jenson Button believes Sunday’s Korean Grand Prix will be ‘a little bit of an unknown’ in terms of car setup and tyre degradation, with Friday... read more »

Jenson Button proved that McLaren's Friday pace was not down to the weather as he went quickest in the final practice session for the Korean Grand Prix at Yeongam read more »

Jenson Button will use a new chassis for the remainder of the Korean Grand Prix weekend after McLaren discovered wear damage to the tub he had originally been down to drive... read more »

Final practice ahead of qualifying for the Korean Grand Prix begins at 0300 BST with McLaren's Lewis Hamilton hoping to continue a strong start to the weekend after... read more »

After much of Friday was washed out at the Korea International Circuit, forecasts continue to predict that light rain could also affect proceedings on Saturday. read more »

Sauber like most other teams enter Saturday s qualifying day at Korea on the backfoot after not learning a great deal during this morning s rain hampered free practice. read more »

Force India achieved a good starting point going into tomorrow s qualifying session after both drivers enjoyed a positive Friday practice at Korea despite the rain dictating play read more »

Fernando Alonso insists there are few conclusions to be drawn from Friday practice in Korea read more »

Paul Hembery: "The teams were given an extra set of intermediate tyres today, which along with the wet tyres performed well: there was a low wear read more »

Timo Glock, 21st: "It's been a difficult first day in Korea today with the wet conditions because I think that tomorrow, and on Sunday, it will read more »

Vitantonio Liuzzi, 24th: "The track conditions were pretty difficult but also last year struggled to dry up. The slow speed corners were the worst. In the read more »

Sergio Perez, 16th: "It is a shame but there wasn't much more we could have done today. There was just too much rain, and I didn't read more »

Adrian Sutil, 12th: "The track was damp all day so all we could really achieve was consistent wet running on the full wet and intermediates. In read more »

Rubens Barrichello, 13th: It was too wet to do much running this morning and this afternoon was only marginally better. We tried to go for a read more »

Bruno Senna, 15th: "There's not much to say about this morning other than it's frustrating for all drivers when you can't go out to set a read more »

Nico Rosberg, 8th: "I was feeling very comfortable on the intermediate tyres this afternoon, and we tried some different set-up options which worked out quite read more »

Fernando Alonso, 4th: "It was quite a difficult Friday, with the weather changing throughout, making it almost impossible to draw any useful conclusions for the read more »

Lewis Hamilton, 1st: "Today's times don't really give us a relevant read on pace and set-up, particularly as I hear that the weather will be read more »

Sebastian Vettel, 3rd: "It was an interesting day. For Saturday and Sunday the weather forecast is dry, so whatever we learned today might not be worth read more »

Friday's press conference with John Booth, Ross Brawn, Paul Hembery, Christian Horner and Martin Whitmarsh. read more »

Merc's Ross Brawn, Christian Horner from Red Bull and Martin Whitmarsh from McLaren attended Friday's press conference... read more »

Oct.14 (GMM) Nico Hulkenberg will also sit out the Indian grand prix in two weeks. In Korea on Friday, with Force India locked in the battle for sixth place in the... read more »

TEAM PRINCIPALS - John BOOTH (Virgin Racing), Ross BRAWN (Mercedes GP), Paul HEMBERY (Pirelli), Christian HORNER (Red Bull), Martin WHITMARSH (McLaren).PRESS CONFERENCEQ: Paul,... read more »