Australian driver hospitalised after crashing into concrete barrier during Interlagos race.

Mark Webber’s car was stopped for just over 1.9 seconds during the US Grand Prix last weekend.

The German’s closest challenger, Fernando Alonso finished well down the field.

The Red Bull star had to overcome team-mate Mark Webber in hard-fought race at Sazuka.

30 years after Keke Rosberg triumphed on the street circuit, his son reigned supreme.

Webber was hit with a grid penalty after a dramatic race in China, won by Fernando Alonso.

The team has only itself to blame for the very public driver row.

The apology, however, did little to appease the emotional Mark Webber.

The German ace went wheel-to-wheel with his stablemate.

It was the 25-year-old German’s third win in three races today, and he will now be favourite to retain his crown.

The Australian starts from the front of the grid at Sunday’s Korean Grand Prix.

Reigning back-to-back world champion Vettel continued his good form with the fastest time at the Korea International Circuit.

The Red Bull driver was incensed after the Frenchman collided with him on the first lap.

The Red Bull driver set the early pace with a time of one minute and 50.566 seconds, less than a tenth of a second ahead of McLaren’s Lewis Hamilton at the Marina Bay Street Circuit.

The Australian said the recent accident at the Belgian Grand Prix at Spa had brought the matter into the spotlight once again.

The 35-year-old Red Bull driver trails defending champion Fernando Alonso by 40 points in the 2012 drivers’ championship.

The Formula One championship leader moved to the top of the qualifying standings with a time of one minute, 40.904 seconds just before the clock ran out this afternoon.

Hamilton was next best while world championship leader, Ferrari’s Fernando Alonso of Spain, was third quickest.

The extension, which runs throughout next season, comes just two days after the Australian won the British Grand Prix.

The Australian took his second Silverstone win in three years, and became only the second repeat winner of the season.

Webber — who started from pole after Michael Schumacher was relegated down to sixth place — was the sixth winner in six races this season.

The German will start from fifth on the grid after he was penalised for a crash a fortnight ago.

Button clocked a time of one minute, 15.746 seconds on super-soft tyres at the iconic Monte Carlo street circuit before the rain began to fall.

The 2012 season has so far been one of the most unpredictable in years with five different winners in the opening five races.

The Red Bull ace returned to form in front of virtually empty grandstands in light of the unrest in the country.

The German, fresh from his maiden Formula One win in China last week, edged out the Red Bulls of Sebastian Vettel and Mark Webber.

Meanwhile, the Force India team said they were considering pulling out of the second practice session amid safety concerns.

The Formula One race is set to go ahead this Sunday amid rising tensions and anti-government protests

It’s going ahead and Zayed Al Zayani is confident Sunday’s Formula One race will run smoothly despite safety concerns.

The Englishman was left to lament a fitting problem with his McLaren, while pleased that his team is leading both world championships.

McLaren’s Lewis Hamilton will begin tomorrow’s Malaysian Grand Prix in pole position, ahead of teammate and rival Jenson Button and seven-time World Champion Michael Schumacher.

The German was a disappointing 10th in practice for the Malaysian Grand Prix yesterday.

The 2008 World Champion finished the session a tenth of a second faster than McLaren teammate Jenson Button. Comeback kid Kimi Raikkonen endured a day to forget.

The Australian is focused on having a strong 2012 season amid speculation that his future replacement is already being lined up.

Just about everyone is having a say on Michael Schumacher’s driving in Monza – with some very mixed opinions.

The champion’s latest win has ended any realistic hope of a driver being able to challenge him for the F1 crown over the remaining races.

The Red Bull driver led from start to finish at the European Grand Prix.

Another dominant showing in qualifying edges Vettel that little bit closer to another F1 victory – this time in Valencia.

It was an historic start to the season as Sydney Swans and Melbourne played at out a draw in Round 1.