With the Korean GP promising to be an acid test for McLaren's ailing F1 2010 title hopes, Lewis Hamilton concedes podiums will no longer be enough to stop a rampant Red... read more »

James Vowles, Chief Strategist for Mercedes GP, has admitted – with the benefit of hindsight – Michael Schumacher should have pitted one lap later in Sunday’s Japanese... read more »

Fernando Alonso is refusing to write off the challenges of Lewis Hamilton and Jenson Button in the Championship race... read more »

Red Bull Racing Team Principal Christian Horner has taken a dig at McLaren and has suggested that Jenson Button’s unusual tyre strategy was just a ploy to hold up Sebastian... read more »

McLaren team principal Martin Whitmarsh insists that Lewis Hamilton and Jenson Button are far from out of the F1 2010 title fight - but he acknowledges reliability needs to be... read more »

Red Bull team principal Christian Horner has claimed that F1 2010 title rivals McLaren deliberately compromised Jenson Button's chances at Suzuka in order to help Lewis... read more »

Whilst he just about avoided another costly DNF at Suzuka, McLaren-Mercedes star Lewis Hamilton acknowledges that his F1 2010 title chances are currently receding by the race... read more »

McLaren Team Principal Martin Whitmarsh has said a dog-ring failure was probably what caused Lewis Hamilton to lose third gear in the closing stages of last... read more »

Defending F1 World Champion Jenson Button admits he and team-mate Lewis Hamilton are pinning their hopes of staying in the F1 2010 title chase on McLaren's planned Korean... read more »

Lewis Hamilton admits he needs more than race victories to win this year's World title - he needs Red Bull to falter... read more »

Ex- McLaren driver John Watson says the internal battle between the two Red Bull drivers is the only hope for Lewis Hamilton and Jenson Button in the F1 title race. read more »

After two major gearbox problems on Lewis Hamilton's car at the Japanese Grand Prix, McLaren team principal Martin Whitmarsh has instructed his team to focus on... read more »

Jenson Button was able to salvage fourth place in the Japanese Grand Prix on Sunday, courtesy of team-mate Lewis Hamilton’s gearbox problem, although the reigning World... read more »

Red Bull suspects McLaren was trying to use Jenson Button as a "sacrificial lamb" at the Japanese Grand Prix to boost Lewis Hamilton's chances, until a gearbox... read more »

Christian Horner reckons Jenson Button was used as a "sacrificial lamb" in Japan to help Lewis Hamilton - but it didn't work out... read more »

McLaren's Lewis Hamilton endured further disappointment in the F1 2010 Japanese Grand Prix although he did at least get to the chequered flag. read more »

Lewis and Jenson didn't have their best of days at Suzuka, both struggling with different problems. Lewis Hamilton had a strong race until a gearbox issue slowed him... read more »

Jenson Button admitted McLaren got its tyre strategy wrong after he finished fourth, one place ahead of team-mate Lewis Hamilton, at the Japanese Grand Prix read more »

McLaren's Lewis Hamilton believes it will be "very difficult" for him to win the 2010 drivers' championship after losing more ground to his rivals at the... read more »

Sunday in Japan saw Lewis Hamilton score his first points since taking victory in the Belgian Grand Prix some six weeks ago. However, gearbox problems which resulted in him... read more »

Lewis Hamilton breathed a huge sigh of relief at the Japanese Grand Prix after seeing the chequered flag for the first time in three races... read more »

Lewis Hamilton admitted that he was relieved to finish the Japanese Grand Prix after nursing an ailing McLaren home to fifth place in Suzuka read more »

Sebastian Vettel, Mark Webber and Lewis Hamilton set the three best times in qualifying at Suzuka... read more »

Sebastian Vettel has won the Japanese Grand Prix at Suzuka for the second consecutive year, leading home Red Bull team-mate Mark Webber who retains his championship lead.... read more »

Lewis Hamilton will start from eighth on the Japanese GP grid after escaping a blocking penalty at Suzuka. read more »