Numerous teams and drivers have left tributes to the late racers Dan Wheldon and Marco Simoncelli on their helmets and cars today. Read on for a few images of the tributes.

Check the standings in our predictions competition following the Korean Grand Prix.

Read about the site design changes and An F1 Blog’s second birthday, as well as a short tribute to the late motorsport heroes Dan Wheldon and Marco Simoncelli.

The Korean Grand Prix wasn’t the most strategically interesting race, but there are still some interesting points in the race which all fell into the hands of eventual winner Sebastian Vettel.

Sebastian Vettel has today won the Korean Grand Prix from Lewis Hamilton and Mark Webber, leading almost from start to finish after jumping the polesitter on the first lap. This result means that Red Bull are now constructors’ champions.

You can now predict the Korean Grand Prix in our Championship sponsored by Henri Lloyd, who will be providing F1 merchandise prizes for the top three finishers overall at the end of the season. The predictions form below will be open until qualifying on Saturday. Three, two, one…go! How the points are scored You predict [...]

2011 World Series by Renault runner-up Jean-Eric Vergne will make his F1 debut this weekend at the Korean Grand Prix, replacing Jaime Alguersuari for the Friday morning session, before completing three other Friday sessions before the end of the season. Toro Rosso said that “Jaime sits out the session because the last time a driver [...]

Sebastian Vettel has today been crowned world champion, despite only finishing 3rd in today’s Japanese Grand Prix. Jenson Button spoiled the Red Bull party, winning the Grand Prix, with Ferrari’s Fernando Alonso 2nd. It was a lively start between the two remaining championship contenders Jenson Button and Sebastian Vettel. Button got away much quicker than [...]

Sebastian Vettel has today won the Singapore Grand Prix in typical dominant fashion, leading from start to finish and edging ever closer to his second consecutive world championship title. He now requires just one point in the remaining five races to become champion. Jenson Button took 2nd having pushed Vettel all the way to the [...]

Despite much protest, every driver in the top ten has been told that they do have to start today’s Belgian Grand Prix on the same set of tyres they set their qualifying time on yesteday, despite severe blistering on their Pirelli rubber. Earlier on the FIA told the teams that they could start on different [...]