Qualifying Postponed Sunday Morning

Having had twice postponed, the International Automobile Federation (FIA) finally put off the Japanese GP qualifying to Sunday, October 11, 2010 the morning following the bad weather at Suzuka Circuit.

This decision was taken after inspecting the feasibility of FIA Suzuka Circuit to undergo qualifying, Saturday, October 10, 2010. With so many puddles on the track, the FIA decided qualification can not be done.

Hamilton fails to finish

Having failed to finish for the second consecutive time at Singapore Grand Prix, Sunday, September 26, 2010, the McLaren driver Lewis Hamilton started reluctant to talk about the world title.

Hamilton can not finish the race in Singapore Grand Prix after touched with while trying to overtake Mark Webber Red Bull Racing's drivers.

Hamilton aims to put Monza mistake behind him

The 2008 champion, who crashed out of last Sunday's Italian Grand Prix on the opening lap, has now failed to score in two of his last three races and seen his title bid falter.

But after a few days of rest and recovery this week, he said he has overcome his disappointment at his own failings - and is ready to deliver his second title in three seasons for his McLaren team.

He said: "It's one of those experiences that happen in motor racing. It's always so disappointing, but it's not the first time my race has ended on the first lap and it probably won't be the last - unfortunately!

"But you can't dwell on the negatives - we are still in a good position, and we need to capitalise on that so I aim to put in a good performance in the Singapore Grand Prix - and, above all, finish the race with some points."

Hamilton in Actions

McLaren Mercedes drivers Lewis Hamilton was fined 500 Australian dollars. Hamilton was found guilty for speeding near the circuit of Albert Park, Australia in March 2010.

Verdict by Judge Clive Alsop in Melbourne Magistrates Court. Hamilton also accused of using influence and position to carry the offense.