Formula One News — October 2010

Korean GP - Practice 2 Report

Korean GP - Friday Photos

Korean GP - Friday Press Conference

Korean GP - Friday Team Quotes

Korean GP - Practice 2 Results

Korean GP - Practice 1 Report

Korean GP - Practice 1 Results

Korean GP - Thursday Press Conference

McLaren Mercedes has extended its title sponsorship partnership with Vodafone until the end of 2013.

Today sees the first installment of a new column on Grandprix.com by celebrated F1 journalist Maurice Hamilton.

Williams has claimed a top award in the annual PR Week Awards at the Grosvenor House hotel in London.

Four times world champion Alain Prost has told French sports newspaper L'Equipe that Michael Schumacher lacked the humility to set reasonable targets for his F1 return.

The British publication Marketing Week has quoted research which places Lewis Hamilton in the top five most powerful UK celebrities.

Formula 1 teams have spent the last month running virtual simulation programmes ahead of the inaugural Korean Grand Prix at the Yeongam circuit this coming weekend.

Robert Kubica recovered from the disappointment of his early retirement in the Japanese Grand Prix by taking third place overall in last weekend's Rallye d'Antibes in the south of France.

Karun Chandhok, who has driven display laps of the Korean International Circuit in a Red Bull, thinks that the championship-leading team will have the edge in next Sunday's inaugural Korean Grand Prix.

Bernie Ecclestone has signed a seven-year deal for a Russian Grand Prix in Sochi between 2014-2020.

Although last weekend's Japanese Grand Prix went off successfully despite a truncated track schedule after Saturday was washed out, it is unlikely that two-day GP meetings will receive enough support to be seriously considered as an alternative to the current F1 race timetable.

As the world championship run-in comes down to the nitty-gritty with just three races left to run, it seems defending champion Jenson Button and series leader Mark Webber are indulging in some psychological warfare.

On Sunday night at Suzuka, Red Bull's Christian Horner admitted he'd been a little bit suspicious of McLaren's Japanese GP approach.

The FIA has given the Korean Grand Prix approval to go ahead following a two day safety inspection.

Japanese GP - Race Report

Japanese GP - Race Notes

Japanese GP - Sunday Photos

Japanese GP - Sunday Press Conference