McLaren’s Lewis Hamilton believes he can have a ‘positive race’ in Korea next weekend. The Englishman will need a good result too if he is to kick-start his championship... read more »

Mark Webber believes the inaugural Korean Grand Prix could give him the win which will edge him towards his first Formula 1 title. read more »

A development to the F-duct on Red Bull's RB6 may enable Mark Webber and Sebastian Vettel to keep up with their Ferrari and McLaren rivals along Korea's 1.2km... 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 »

Red Bull Racing Team Principal Christian Horner has once again pledged that the Milton Keynes-based outfit will continue to give Mark Webber and Sebastian Vettel equal... read more »

McLaren Team Principal Martin Whitmarsh has warned that it would be unwise to write off Jenson Button or Lewis Hamilton, even though both go to Korea next weekend firmly on the... 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 »

Reigning World Champion Jenson Button claims that he has ‘nothing to lose’, with just a trio of races remaining in the 2010 season. At present, with a maximum of 75 points... read more »

Despite the fact that mathematically there are still 5 drivers in the running for the Championship title, most reporters believe that the fight will go between Webber, Vettel... read more »

Although he is now 31 points behind championship leader Mark Webber, Jenson button insists that the title is still winnable. read more »

Lewis Hamilton says he is not ready to rule out his chance of winning the world championship, despite lying 28 points behind title leader Mark Webber with three races remaining read more »

Seemingly resigned to the fact that the defence of his crown is now a lost cause, McLaren's Jenson Button tips Sebastian Vettel to defeat Mark Webber in the internecine... read more »

Fernando Alonso says he will have to go on the attack at the Korean Grand Prix, as he reckons he cannot afford to lose any more ground to championship leader Mark Webber. read more »

The first ever South Korean GP is bound to take place within 2 weeks time, and the event has finally been given the green light after construction was delayed earlier in the... 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 »

Suzuka winner Sebastian Vettel admits that his goal must be to repeat that feat in Korea, Japan and Abu Dhabi - fearing that if Mark Webber triumphs again, he will put the... read more »

Button backs Vettel over Webber for title, plus other stories and rumours read more »

Jenson Button has backed Sebastian Vettel to snatch the title from under the nose of Red Bull team-mate Mark Webber... read more »

Mark Webber secures a second place finish in Japan which ensures his F1 points lead is 'going the right way' read more »

Mark Webber has admitted that he cannot aim to finish second in the remaining trio of 2010 Grands Prix, as three victories for Sebastian Vettel or Fernando Alonso would win... read more »

Mark Webber has admitted that he needs to win another race this season to help seal the title read more »

Mark Webber took his ninth podium of the season at Suzuka when he came home in second place, just 0.9s behind team-mate Sebastian Vettel. The result extended his lead in the... read more »

Sebastian Vettel lead Red Bull to a commanding 1-2 finish at this weekend’s Japanese Grand Prix. Vettel took the top spot for the second year in a row, with team-mate Mark... read more »

Red Bull Racing believes it is a 'luxury' rather than a worry that it now has two drivers firmly gunning for the world championship, after Sebastian Vettel boosted... read more »

He may not have won, but second in Japan was still good enough for Red Bull's Mark Webber to stretch his championship lead from 11 points to 14. read more »