Formula One News — October 2019

Japanese GP - Race Notes

Japanese GP - Race Results

Japanese GP - Qualifying Report

Japanese GP - Qualifying Results

Because all track activities on Saturday were cancelled due to the looming tsunami in Japan, the F1 drivers got an unexpected free gift of a Saturday on a race weekend with nothing to do. So what did the drivers plan to do on Saturday?

Team bosses are spending Saturday discussing Formula 1's future with CEO Chase Carey.

Frederic Vasseur has dealt a blow to Nico Hulkenberg's flagging chances of staying on the Formula 1 grid next year.

Gunther Steiner has escaped with a slap on the wrist after his Sochi radio outburst.

A former F1 driver has questioned Mattia Binotto's ability to handle the growing tension between the Ferrari drivers.

A car upgrade may have allowed Mercedes to catch up with Ferrari, according to Sebastian Vettel.

Jacques Villeneuve says he is sad but not surprised at what has happened to the Williams team.

A Russian government minister is still talking about the prospect of a Russian Formula 1 team.

Japanese GP - Practice 2 Report

Japanese GP - Practice 2 Results

Japanese GP - Friday Press Conference

Japanese GP - Friday Photos

Japanese GP - Friday Team Quotes

Sebastian Vettel has admitted that ignoring team orders at Sochi was "not right".

Robert Kubica has revealed that he will race at Suzuka with a front wing that dates all the way back to winter testing.

Cyril Abiteboul has joined those who think Formula 1 should consider tweaking its engine regulations prior to 2025.

Daniel Ricciardo has ruled out a move to Ferrari for 2020.

Gunther Steiner is facing a hefty FIA penalty.

Nico Hulkenberg has ruled out returning to Williams, where his Formula 1 career began in 2010.

Saturday's track action at Suzuka has been cancelled, as the risk that a 'violent' typhoon will hit the local area rises to 100 per cent.