2012 korean grand prix articles archive

The Korean Grand Prix received the lowest rating for a race so far in the 2012 season from F1 Fanatic readers.

Williams chief operations engineer Mark Gillan said the Korean Grand Prix was the most disappointing race so far this year for the team.

The battle for the lead of the Predictions Championship has closed up following some high scores in the Korean Grand Prix round.

Daniel Ricciardo was holding eighth place in front of his team mate when a braking problem sent him off the track and ultimately cost him the position.

Fernando Alonso tried to put pressure on Red Bull in the final stint by taking it easy to begin with, then pumping in a sequence of quick laps, but to no avail.

McLaren may not be screwing their cars together very well at the moment but when it comes to pit stops there’s none faster.

Sebastian Vettel led a Red Bull one-two in the Korean Grand Prix with Fernando Alonso third.

Mark Webber shrugged off suggestions he might drive to help Sebastian Vettel improve his championship position in the Korean Grand Prix.

Fernando Alonso remains positive about his championship chances despite lining up behind closest rival Sebastian Vettel on the Korean Grand Prix grid.

Mark Webber claimed a surprise pole position for the Korean Grand Prix.

Sebastian Vettel was emphatically fastest in final practice for the Korean Grand Prix.