Ferrari have confirmed that Felipe Massa will remain with the team in 2013, as reported by The F1 Times earlier this week. The Brazilian was on the brink of losing his seat at... read more »

McLaren mechanics chose a run with Jenson Button over Lewis Hamilton’s farewell party in Japan recently, according to British newspapers. The reports have revealed... read more »

Felipe Massa will remain at Ferrari in 2013 following his recent performances in Japan and Korea in which he finished second and fourth respectively. The Brazilian has... read more »

Sebastian Vettel moved to the head of the championship table thanks to a dominant win at the 2012 Korean Grand Prix which saw him lead from the first corner to the last, 55... read more »

Having hit Mark Webber at the second corner in Japan last Sunday, another first-lap incident is the last thing Romain Grosjean desires in Korea. This time, the French Lotus... read more »

Nico Rosberg believes that the Korean Grand Prix will suit Mercedes better than Japan, and expects the team to resist Sauber's challenge for fifth place in the teams'... read more »

Felipe Massa says the pressure is off after his podium finish in Japan read more »

Why were McLaren strangely off the pace in Japan? Can LotusF1 make the big breakthrough? And - probably most important of all - can Ferrari squeeze a little bit of extra pace... read more »

Kamui Kobayashi has strongly hinted that he requires a sponsor to remain in Formula One next season, especially if he is to remain with a top team such as Sauber. The Japanese... read more »

Daniel Ricciardo is looking to extend his stay at Toro Rosso, hoping his fight for the final point in Japan helped his cause... read more »

Pastor Maldonado has revealed he wants to stay at Williams in 2013. With his PDVSA backing and Venezuelan president Hugo Chavez freshly re-elected, the Barcelona... read more »

McLaren have revealed that Lewis Hamilton's set-up woes in Japan weren't the only reason for his poorer pace, which saw him struggle throughout qualifying. A... read more »

Lewis Hamilton has revealed that there was a problem with his car at the Japanese Grand Prix that led him down a blind alley with his set-up and cost him performance read more »

Felipe Massa is sure that he is no longer driving for his Formula 1 future at Ferrari, after delivering a podium finish in Japan last weekend read more »

McLaren has discovered that Lewis Hamilton's handling issues over the Japanese Grand Prix weekend were caused by a rear suspension problem. read more »

McLaren team boss Martin Whitmarsh has urged the Woking team to rise to the challenge set down by Red Bull in Japan... read more »

In Japan Red Bull gave the impression that they are now an unstoppable force, however it was also a race where their rivals faltered. Korea is arguably going to be even more... read more »

Fernando Alonso is confident he will remain in the title fight until the end of the season despite seeing his lead in the championship slashed in Japan read more »

Lotus team boss Eric Boullier looks back at a frustrating weekend in Japan and the possibility of turning things around at Korea... 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 »

Romain Grosjean has promised to do all he can to avoid further first-lap incidents, in the wake of his collision with Mark Webber in Japan read more »

Japan on Sunday saw Pastor Maldonado finally score his first Formula 1 points since winning the Spanish Grand Prix in May. Since then, team-mate Bruno Senna has made the top... read more »

Romain Grosjean says he has to put his 'stupid mistake' in Japan behind him and look forwards in Kora read more »

Red Bull boss Christian Horner says his outfit is not bothered that it was not invited to a FOTA-chaired meeting in Japan last weekend read more »

Lewis Hamilton says he is "determined to fight" for victory in the Korean Grand Prix after finishing fifth in Japan read more »