A Spanish newspaper reporter has concocted a conspiracy theory in the days since Fernando Alonso's first-lap retirement at Suzuka last weekend. Diario AS Correspondent... read more »

There are strong indications that Felipe Massa is going to be keeping his drive next year, and by the time you read this it may already have been announced. Looking at his... read more »

Despite recording a costly retirement at Suzuka last weekend, Fernando Alonso is optimistic that he has what it takes to seal a third world title this season. The... read more »

Formula 1's ruling body, the FIA, has decided to extend the DRS zone for this weekend's Korean Grand Prix read more »

Unlike at Suzuka, where the DRS zone on the main straight had been shortened after last year, the area has been lengthened for this weekend’s race in Korea. read more »

A look back in pictures at last weekend's 2012 F1 Japanese Grand Prix, which was won by Red Bull Racing's Sebastian Vettel read more »

Charles Pic’s debut Formula 1 season now heads into its final quarter, starting with a brand-new circuit for the Frenchman in Korea this weekend. So far this year,... read more »

Lotus team boss Eric Boullier looks back at a frustrating weekend in Japan and the possibility of turning things around at Korea... read more »

Red Bull boss Christian Horner says his outfit is not bothered that it was not invited to a FOTA-chaired meeting in Japan last weekend read more »

Dani Clos will again drive the HRT when first free practice begins in Korea on Friday. The Spaniard, reserve driver for the team, will make his sixth race weekend outing of the... read more »

The president of Ferrari Luca di Montezemolo has issued a rallying cry to motivate and inspire the troops at Maranello after a dispiriting weekend for Fernando Alonso in the... read more »

Jenson Button has no risk of a gearbox penalty at this weekend's Korean Grand Prix - even if a problem that emerged in Japan forces another change. read more »

Mercedes are looking forward to next weekend's Korean Grand Prix after the team failed to score any points in this weekend's race in Japan. read more »

Some more pieces of the 2013 ‘silly season’ puzzle are set to fall into place. British broadcaster BBC reports with confidence that, with his return to the... read more »

Jenson Button and Lewis Hamilton finished the Japanese GP in 4th and 5th postions respectively. While this is not a bad result considering the starting positions, McLaren had... read more »

Sebastian Vettel admitted that his 2012 F1 Japanese Grand Prix has been 'perfect', after he stormed to a dominant victory at Suzuka on Sunday. read more »

Lewis Hamilton admitted that Japan could be the crucial turning point in the 2012 championship, after Sebastian Vettel dominated the weekend's Grand Prix. read more »

Lewis Hamilton remains realistic about his chances of securing the title this season, admitting the Red Bulls will be difficult to beat following their dominance in qualifying... read more »

Lewis Hamilton's Championship hopes took another hammer blow in Japan this weekend, but the McLaren driver is refusing to give up... read more »

CLICK HERE for the championship standings following this weekend's Japanese Grand Prix - round 15 out of 20 in the 2012 FIA F1 World Championship. read more »

Toro Rosso have been struggling a bit with car setup this weekend, but overnight changes and a few educated guesses have brought some improvements. It was not enough for a... read more »

Lotus will not run their double-DRS system at Suzuka this weekend after running it on Friday... read more »

McLaren technical director Paddy Lowe is confident that the problem that sidelined Lewis Hamilton in Singapore has been rectified ahead of this weekend's Japanese GP. read more »

Mark Webber has dismissed claims from Lewis Hamilton that Red Bull looks to have the quickest car in Japan following Friday's practice sessions. The Australian believes it... read more »

Lotus has confirmed that it will not run its DDRS device at the Japanese Grand Prix this weekend. read more »