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 »

Kimi Raikkonen admitted that his Friday wasn’t ideal, but remains confident of a good weekend. The Finn, 3rd in the championship, told reporters prior to the weekend... read more »

Ferrari number one driver Fernando Alonso made a 'reasonably good' start today to the Japanese Grand Prix weekend. read more »

Lotus will once again remove the double-DRS system from their cars this weekend after running it during practice, but deciding against it for qualifying and the race. The... read more »

Nico Hulkenberg is staying cautious about Force India's form in the Japanese Grand Prix following a strong start to the weekend on Friday read more »

Romain Grosjean reckons there is more time to find from his Lotus over the Japanese Grand Prix weekend after setting the sixth fastest time in second practice read more »

Kimi Raikkonen believes he can still deliver a Japanese Grand Prix result that will keep him in the championship hunt, despite a difficult opening day of practice. read more »

Fernando Alonso is not sure how competitive his Ferrari will be at this weekend's Japanese Grand Prix, but said he had a "good feeling" after second practice read more »

We successfully tested a number of new components and established a good base set-up for the remainder of the weekend. read more »

Lotus has ruled out using its double-DRS system during the remainder of the Japanese Grand Prix weekend after testing it in practice read more »

Lotus will not run its rear wing 'device' at this weekend's Japanese Grand Prix after it failed to offer a significant advantage in Friday practice read more »

Mark Webber improved on his first practice position to post the quickest time of the weekend so far, putting him top of the timesheet on Friday. The Australian led... read more »

Mark Webber believes there will be no dominant team in the Japanese Grand Prix this weekend, downplaying suggestions that Red Bull is much quicker than its rivals read more »

Sebastian Vettel has tipped Sauber as a real dark horse at this weekend’s Japanese grand prix. The reigning world champion won last time out in Singapore with his Red... read more »

Both McLaren drivers ended the morning session on top, with Jenson Button edging out his teammate by little more than 2 tenths of a second. Mark Webber went third fastest in... read more »

McLaren is confident it will not suffer a repeat of the gearbox problem that forced Lewis Hamilton to retire from the Singapore Grand Prix and has resulted in a grid penalty... read more »

Jenson Button will be looking to repeat his 2011 Japanese Grand Prix victory when he returns to one of his favourite - and most rewarding - venues this weekend. read more »

2011 race winner Jenson Button tops the opening practice session ahead of this weekend's Japanese Grand Prix. read more »

Jenson Button picked up where he left off in Japan as he claimed the opening P1 of the Suzuka weekend on Friday... read more »

Sebastian Vettel is predicting a close fight in Japan this weekend where he says Sauber could throw their hat into the mix... read more »

You hear them discussed every single Formula 1 race weekend. Pedal maps and torque maps are two of the most regularly used words in the sport, but what exactly are they? read more »

Already confirmed that he will be replaced at Mercedes by Lewis Hamilton, Michael Schumacher has begun the Suzuka weekend by announcing his second retirement. 21 years after... read more »

Kimi Raikkonen says Lotus has fallen off the pace of Red Bull, McLaren and Ferrari and that it needs to improve this weekend to keep his championship chances alive read more »