All credit must be given to those fans who were not beaten by the rain and remained seated in Suzuka’s grandstands until qualifying was official cancelled on Saturday... read more »

Force India’s Andy Stevenson is in no doubt that FIA Race Director Charlie Whiting was correct to postpone Suzuka’s qualifying session until Sunday morning, despite the... read more »

No car will enter Parc Fermé conditions following the failed attempt to get qualifying underway at Suzuka on Saturday, meaning that teams are free to work on their vehicles... read more »

Qualifying for the Japanese GP will take place on Sunday after heavy rainfall made conditions too dangerous for the drivers on Saturday... read more »

Following a final FIA track inspection shortly before 3:20pm local time at Suzuka, it has now been confirmed that qualifying for the Japanese Grand Prix will begin at a... read more »

Qualifying for the Japanese Grand Prix has been rescheduled to take place on Sunday morning following torrential rain at Suzuka on Saturday. read more »

Today's qualifying session has been officially postponed due to the adverse weather conditions. read more »

Due to impossible weather situations at Suzuka since the beginning of FP3, qualifying has been postponed until race day. Q1 is planned to be started 4 hours ahead of the start... read more »

It has been confirmed by FIA Race Director Charlie Whiting that a third half-hour delay has been put into place for qualifying at Suzuka, which is now almost sure to be taking... read more »

It has been confirmed at Suzuka that a further 30 minutes of delay has been added on Saturday, meaning qualifying will not begin until an hour later than scheduled, at the... read more »

Qualifying for the Japanese Grand Prix has been delayed by a further 30 minutes due to continued poor weather at the Suzuka circuit. read more »

It has been confirmed that qualifying for the Japanese Grand Prix will not begin until 2:30pm local time at Suzuka, half an hour later than scheduled. However, although track... read more »

Race stewards have decided to delay qualifying for the Japanese GP by half an hour in an attempt to let conditions improve. read more »

The start of qualifying for the Japanese GP has been delayed by at least 20 minutes as heavy rain flooded the Suzuka circuit... read more »

Qualifying for the Japanese Grand Prix is looking increasingly likely to take place on Sunday morning after wet weather forced the delay of Saturday's session. read more »

It has been confirmed by FIA Race Director Charlie Whiting that qualifying for the Japanese Grand Prix could be staged pre-race on Sunday morning, should conditions not improve... read more »

Qualifying for the Japanese Grand Prix is at risk of getting postponed until Sunday morning unless wet conditions ease off over the next few hours, AUTOSPORT understands read more »

With competitors reporting undriveable conditions and the local radar predicting even heavier rain ahead, the FIA has reserved a 10am timeslot for Sunday morning qualifying at... read more »

A downpour at the Suzuka circuit severely restricted running for the final practice session of the Japanese Grand Prix amid concerns qualifying could be postponed to Sunday read more »

Qualifying for Sunday's Japanese GP is in doubt as heavy rainfall hit the Suzuka circuit on Saturday morning... read more »

Qualifying for the Japanese Grand Prix may have to be postponed after heavy rain affects final practice at Suzuka. read more »

Only two lap times were posted in Suzuka’s third and final practice session on Saturday morning, with constant rain showers resulting in little visibility and rivers running... read more »

With the rain pouring down on Saturday morning and teams predicting qualifying will be cancelled, Practice Three saw a total of two drivers set lap times... read more »

Heavy rain means that only two drivers post times in final practice session as qualifying appears under threat. read more »

Torrential rain threatens to postpone qualifying for the Japanese Grand Prix until Sunday. read more »