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Korean GP racks up big losses
Operating losses of £23 million threaten place on calendar
McLaren news

Whitmarsh lauds 'heroic' Hamilton
'That's the inspiration I'll take away from Korea'
Korean Grand Prix

Vettel wins in Korea to take title lead
Red Bull one-two after tense finish | Results | Driver quotes | Gallery | Pit Babes Gallery | The Final Stint
Korean Grand Prix

Hamilton reveals suspension failure
'It was a real test, I just did absolutely everything I could'

Features

Unstoppable Vettel

Karun Chandhok looks at the implications for the championship after Sebastian Vettel took his third consecutive victory in Korea
Capturing Korea

F1 photographer Mark Sutton picks his six favourite photos from last weekend's Korean Grand Prix
The pressure problem

Comment: Chris Medland looks at the effect of pressure on drivers with an uncertain future as Kamui Kobayashi looks set to lose his seat at Sauber
Bull's on a charge

The Final Stint: ESPNF1's round-up of the good, the bad and the downright ugly from the 2012 Korean Grand Prix
'I'm exhausted'

Read what the teams and drivers had to say after Sebastian Vettel took the championship lead with victory in the Korean Grand Prix
Yeongam style

ESPNF1 previews the Korean Grand Prix with the latest odds, weather forecast and talking points from the weekend ahead

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Winner S Vettel (GER) Red Bull
Korean Grand Prix 2010
Winner F Alonso (ESP) Ferrari

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October 4: Free practice 2
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October 5: Free practice 3
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