Fernando Alonso may have moved to the head of the points table after his victory in Korea, but Ferrari insists there is nothing to get excited about - yet. read more »

Despite many urging Red Bull to now get behind Mark Webber as their only chance of pipping Fernando Alonso to the F1 2010 crown, Christian Horner insists no such tactic will be... read more »

Lewis Hamilton insists he would not feel short-changed in his F1 career should he never race for the Ferrari marque. read more »

"I absolutely believe that I can win the title," insists Mark Webber. "I'm going to relish the last two races. To be racing against guys of Fernando's... read more »

Christian Horner insists Red Bull won't throw all their eggs in one basket and back Mark Webber for the Championship... 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 »

Despite being relieved of pole and seconds later a front row slot altogether by the Red Bull steamroller, Ferrari's Fernando Alonso insists he is more than happy to be... 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 »

Robert Kubica insists he pushed his Renault to the limit to take eighth place on the grid at the Korean Grand Prix read more »

Lewis Hamilton insists he is not out of the running at the Korean Grand Prix, despite qualifying fourth and admitting he was baffled by the Red Bulls' pace read more »

Lewis Hamilton insists that he 'has nothing to lose' as he attempts to recover a 28-point deficit with three races remaining in the 2010 F1 campaign. read more »

Vitantonio Liuzzi insists that the reason for his second practice stoppage was nothing major, with the Force India having pulled off the circuit at Turn 15 in the closing... read more »

Lewis Hamilton insists he can still win the World title despite a 28-point deficit to leader Mark Webber ahead of the Korean GP... read more »

McLaren race engineer Philip Prew insists that Korea International will not favour any of the leading teams in this weekend's grand prix. read more »

The designer of the Korean International Circuit, Hermann Tilke, insists the freshly laid tarmac on the track will not break up over the course of the grand prix weekend read more »

Red Bull owner insists both their drivers will be free to fight for the title, plus other stories and rumours read more »

Ross Brawn insists it is important for F1 to expand into new markets as Korea readies for its first Grand Prix read more »

Robert Kubica insists he isn't going to make any predictions about Renault's chances in Korea as team looks to bounce back from Japanese disappointment read more »

As his fellow drivers nervously await FP1, Karun Chandhok - the only man yet to drive the Korea International Circuit in an F1 car - insists fears about the track's safety... read more »

Red Bull boss Christian Horner says there will be no team orders in favour of either Mark Webber or Sebastian Vettel as the fight for the drivers' title goes down to the wire read more »

Ferrari team boss Stefano Domenicali insists the Scuderia are behind Felipe Massa following his recent Japanese GP trials... read more »

As the stakes reach their highest, Christian Horner insists Mark Webber and Sebastian Vettel will continue to receive absolutely equal support at RBR in their efforts to clinch... read more »

Ferrari has vowed to stick with Felipe Massa and give him all the support he needs as he bids to recover from his recent disappointments. read more »

Group Lotus motorsport boss Claudio Berro - a man with plenty of F1 experience - insists that the company isn't looking into the possibility of an entry into the sport read more »