Renault’s Robert Kubica set the pace after a final hour of pre-Brazilian Grand Prix practice on Saturday morning. With light rain falling intermittently, the Pole posted his... read more »

Red Bull's opponents are looking to the skies, grateful to see the rain falling on Saturday morning at the Interlagos circuit... read more »

Formula 1's world title contenders look set to face fresh drama ahead of qualifying for the Brazilian Grand Prix as bad weather rolled into the Interlagos track on... read more »

Michael Schumacher and Nico Rosberg were both left hoping for rain after a disappointing first day's practice ahead of Sunday's Brazilian GP... read more »

Ferrari chief Stefano Domenicali believes keeping cool in the Sao Paulo rain will prove vital... read more »

It was an encouraging day for both McLaren drivers as they are both quite happy with their car setups and behaviour so far. Even though the Red Bulls appear untouchable in the... read more »

At Scuderia Toro Rosso feelings were mixed. Sebastian Buemi had a good day, despite a brake issue which the team was able to fix quickly. Teammate Jaime Alguersuari meanwhile... read more »

If the opening day's practice sessions are anything to go by, Brazil looks set to be another Red Bull qualifying demonstration - and this time, they aren't even... read more »

Fernando Alonso has said that any indications given in Friday’s two practice sessions at Interlagos will all be irrelevant if rain hits the venue on Saturday, as it is... read more »

Jenson Button is expecting to have a strong race at the Brazilian Grand Prix this weekend, but is hoping for rain on Saturday to mix up the qualifying order read more »

The weather could once again play a major role in the outcome of the Brazilian GP as rain is expected at some stage over the weekend... read more »

The weather seems determined to play a deciding role in the destiny of the F1 2010 World Championship crown, with rain predicted to disrupt a third race weekend on the trot in... read more »

Formula One teams and drivers are braced for a third consecutive grand prix to be disrupted by rain read more »

Formula One teams and drivers are braced for a third consecutive grand prix to be disrupted by rain read more »

Rain, a series of safety cars, racing incidents and darkened conditions towards the end of the race, all conspired to create a memorable first motor race in South Korea this... read more »

Fernando Alonso takes victory after Mark Webber and Sebastian Vettel fail to finish a dramatic rain-affected Korean Grand Prix. read more »

World Championship leader Mark Webber is sure that Charlie Whiting called the right decision by stopping the Korean Grand Prix due to rain on Sunday afternoon, despite some at... read more »

Heavy rain and tremendous amounts of spray have forced a stoppage to the inaugural Korean Grand Prix after just seven minutes on Sunday afternoon.  read more »

A morning of rain has made the Korea International Circuit a tricky proposition ahead of its inaugural F1 event. read more »

Whilst some claim the only thing that can beat Red Bull to the F1 2010 title is themselves, Christian Horner admits rain would not be the most welcome of occurrences in... read more »

The Mercedes GP team has expressed its satisfaction after qualifying for the Korean GP - but admitted it is looking for a little rain on race day. read more »

There is a possibility of a heavy rain shower hitting the Korea International Circuit on race day, local and international weather forecasters are predicting. At present,... read more »

Qualifying for the Japanese Grand Prix takes place at 0200 BST after rain washes out Saturday's schedule at Suzuka. read more »

Like most in the Suzuka paddock, championship contender Sebastian Vettel agrees with the decision to suspend qualifying for the Japanese Grand Prix, claiming that risking lives... read more »

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 »