New championship leader Fernando Alonso believes Red Bull still has the advantage in the title race and is expecting the championship to go down to the wire at the final round... read more »

Williams' Technical Director Sam Michael is one of the many team members in the paddock who felt that the Korean GP was a success and will only get better as the time... read more »

Vitantonio Liuzzi believes his strong drive in the Korean Grand Prix has delivered firm proof that he can performn in Formula 1. read more »

Lewis Hamilton believes his world championship hopes now depend on how well his McLaren team can 'respond' to the continued strong form of Ferrari and Red Bull Racing. read more »

Christian Horner may have suffered a disaster in Sunday’s Korean Grand Prix although the Red Bull Racing Team Principal believes that this year’s battle for the... read more »

Rubens Barrichello believes the Korean Grand Prix should not have been allowed to run its full distance because visibility was too poor at the end of the event. read more »

Michael Schumacher believes that the Korean Grand Prix has a good chance of restarting after red flags flew just seven minutes into the Safety Car-started race on Sunday... read more »

Williams’ Patrick Head believes that 2010 rookie Nico Hülkenberg is deserving of a place on the Formula 1 grid next year, despite rumours continuing to strengthen in Korea... read more »

Mercedes GP believes the expected tricky conditions in the Korean Grand Prix could provide it with a great chance to pull off a surprise result read more »

Robert Kubica believes that starting from the dirty side of the track at Sunday's Korean Grand Prix will be a massive disadvantage. read more »

Michael Schumacher's former team principal, Jean Todt, believes the seven-time World Champion is not at ease with his poor comeback season with Mercedes... read more »

Ferrari's Fernando Alonso believes McLaren's Lewis Hamilton is favourite to earn victory at this weekend's inaugural Korean Grand Prix. read more »

Fernando Alonso believes former team-mate Lewis Hamilton is in a strong position to become the first winner of the Korean Grand Prix this weekend, after the Englishman finished... read more »

Lewis Hamilton believes McLaren can take the fight to Red Bull after the first day of practice at the inaugural Korean GP on Friday... read more »

Fernando Alonso believes Red Bull is still favourite for the Korean GP, although the Ferrari driver reckons its advantage will not be as big as at Suzuka. read more »

Sebastian Vettel believes that he has momentum on his side heading into the final three races of the 2010 F1 season. read more »

Sebastian Vettel believes he has so far fulfilled expectations in a season he hopes will conclude with him securing the World title... read more »

Felipe Massa believes the key to Red Bull Racing's advantage this season has been in having the best car for qualifying read more »

Robert Kubica believes the title fight is now between Mark Webber and Fernando Alonso, despite the fact that five drivers are still mathematically in contention to win it read more »

Robert Kubica believes the unpredictability of the new circuit in Korea will pose the greatest challenge this weekend... read more »

Ross Brawn believes that the effort required to win the 2009 Championship has contributed to the team failing to match that performance this year... read more »

Mercedes GP team boss Ross Brawn believes the root of his squad's 2010 disappointments is that it took too conservative an approach to its car design - but thinks that was... read more »

Alain Prost believes that Michael Schumacher's ambitious comments prior to his comeback have made the season harder for him... read more »

Red Bull co-owner Dietrich Mateschitz believes Sebastian Vettel is currently faster than Mark Webber, but says the 2010 title will be decided by consistency over the final... read more »

Virgin Racing Team Principal John Booth believes that this weekend’s weather conditions in Korea could be similar to those seen in Japan two weekends ago, albeit not quite as... read more »