Sebastian Vettel claimed his tenth pole of the season at the Yas Marina Circuit, ahead of a fired up Lewis Hamilton, with Fernando Alonso third and Mark Webber only 5th on the grid for tomorrow's World Championship deciding Abu Dhabi GP. 

Red Bull Racing driver Sebastian Vettel returned to the head of the timesheets in the final practice session for the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix, as Red Bull dominated proceedings at the Yas Marina circuit ahead of their title rivals.

Championship outsider Lewis Hamilton showed that the McLaren Mercedes team could well be a factor going into the season finale, setting the fastest time of Friday overall to top the twilight session at the Yas Marina circuit.

Red Bull Racing driver and practice session dominator Sebastian Vettel took top spot in the opening Friday practice session in Abu Dhabi, ending over a second clear of everyone else bar the impressive form of Lewis Hamilton's McLaren.

Red Bull resisted bringing team orders into play as Sebastian Vettel took win number four of the 2010 season, leading home a Red Bull 1-2 to set up a four-way title showdown at the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix next weekend.  

Nico Hulkenberg set a sensational pace to claim the maiden Pole Position of his Formula 1 career at Interlagos, putting all of the Championship contenders firmly in the shade with the first Pole for Williams in five and a half years.

Renault driver Robert Kubica secured a largely meaningless fastest time in the final practice session ahead of the Brazilian Grand Prix qualifying session, as many of the frontrunners opted not to put in much effort on the damp track. 

Sebastian Vettel completed a perfect first day of practice at the Brazilian Grand Prix weekend, topping the afternoon session with the quickest overall lap of the day as the Red Bull Racing team took another 1-2 result.

Red Bull's Sebastian Vettel topped the opening practice session ahead of this weekend's Brazilian GP, with the German finishing clear of his team mate mark Webber, while championship leader Fernando Alonso had a circumspect morning. 

Fernando Alonso took his fifth win of the season, and the championship lead to boot, in a chaotic Korean Grand Prix at the new Yeongam circuit, while both Red Bull Racing drivers failed to finish amidst the wet weather carnage.

Red Bull Racing's Sebastian Vettel took his ninth pole position of the 2010 season for the inaugural Korean Grand Prix, nicking top spot from team mate Mark Webber as the Red Bull team's rivals wilted in the decisive session.

Renault driver Robert Kubica stole the limelight from the championship contenders in the Saturday practice session at the Korean GP, taking top spot in a session that highlighted the close performance of the top teams at the new track.

Championship leader Mark Webber asserted himself at the top of the standings in the faster afternoon session in Korea, as the times tumbled and the frontrunning teams scrapped for dominance at the increasingly-grippy track.

McLaren driver Lewis Hamilton became the first driver to top a timed Formula One session at the new Korean circuit, setting a late quick lap to take top spot despite taking a while to get going in the morning practice session.