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| Vettel could call off RBR switch - Lauda |
| Jordan discounts anti-Hamilton conspiracy |
| More chicane talks to take place - Webber |
| Ferrari title approach wrong - Fittipaldi |
| Singapore a homecoming for Force India boss Billionaire Force India boss Vijay Mallya knows a thing or two about Singapore, and he is sure it will rain during Sunday´s inaugural night race here. |
| Singapore commuters facing long delays Road closures on the streets of Singapore to prepare for the city-state´s first Grand Prix have left commuters facing long delays. |
| F1 news briefs: Wednesday |
| Webber on list of richest Australians |
| Lauda revives Vienna GP idea |
| Haug denies Singapore GP delay rumours |
| Passing to also be rare in Singapore - Massa |
| Lost appeal cost McLaren up to $1m |
| Security tight as fans told to leave bags at home Almost 1,000 armed and unarmed security guards will patrol the Singapore Grand Prix circuit this week and the message is, leave bags at home. |
| Sato eyes return to F1 with Toro Rosso Japan´s Takuma Sato, out of work since Super Aguri folded in May, is eying a return to Formula One, possibly with Toro Rosso. |
| Qualifying will be crucial in Singapore, says Massa Driving on a street circuit and with monsoonal rain a threat, Ferrari´s Felipe Massa says a quick qualifying time will be crucial at the Singapore Grand Prix this week. |
| Hamilton and Massa renew battle in Singapore World championship leader Lewis Hamilton goes into Formula One´s historic night race at the Singapore Grand Prix knowing he needs to keep his nerve with Felipe Massa breathing down his neck. |
| World championship standings Formula One world championship standings ahead of the Singapore Grand Prix here on Sunday: |
| Hamilton 'not depressed' after verdict |
| McLaren appeal thrown out - update The FIA International Court of Appeal on Tuesday ruled that McLaren's appeal against the controversial Spa-Francorchamps penalty involving Lewis Hamilton was not admissible. |
| FIA rules McLaren appeal not admissible The FIA International Court of Appeal on Tuesday ruled that McLaren's appeal against the controversial Spa-Francorchamps penalty involving Lewis Hamilton was not admissible. |
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