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So incensed was Ferrari's Felipe Massa following his collision with Lewis Hamilton in today's Singapore Grand Prix that he accosted his McLaren-Mercedes rival post-race and accused him of being unable to 'use his mind'

Singapore GP post-qualifying FIA press conference with Sebastian Vettel (Red Bull), Mark Webber (Red Bull) and Jenson Button (McLaren)

Felipe Massa recalls the first-ever Singapore Grand Prix with less affection than most after losing a potential victory in a race he claims was 'false'.

Team Lotus ace Heikki Kovalainen offers his thoughts ahead of this weekend's Singapore Grand Prix, under the spotlights of the Marina Bay street circuit.

Daniel Ricciardo will demonstrate F1 power on the streets of Delhi days after Red Bull Racing could wrap up second straight F1 drivers' title.

Tonio Liuzzi says he accepts - but doesn't agree with - stewards decision at the Italian Grand Prix

Singapore looks set to become the latest country to join the MotoGP calendar as it gets ready to build a new circuit in Changi.

Having exited the fray frustratingly early last time out in Singapore, Vitantonio Liuzzi forecasts a much stronger performance from Force India at Suzuka, what he admits is 'a real man's circuit'

Peter Sauber has conceded that both his eponymously-named team and F1 returnee Nick Heidfeld 'expected too much' on the experienced German's comeback to the grand prix grid in Singapore - a race that ultimately ended in bitter disappointment

Rarely afraid of pulling punches, BBC F1 pundit Eddie Jordan - the man who gave Michael Schumacher his big break in the top flight back in 1991 - reckons the German should now be 'sacked' before he gets 'slaughtered'

McLaren-Mercedes star Lewis Hamilton has reflected that a second consecutive failure to finish in Singapore has left him with a mountain to climb if he is to clinch the F1 2010 crown - but it is a summit he insists he can still scale

The coming-together between F1 2010 title rivals Mark Webber and Lewis Hamilton in the Singapore Grand Prix dealt the former a lucky escape and the latter a severe blow - but was either of them to blame..?

Drivers: Fernando Alonso (Ferrari), Sebastian Vettel (Red Bull), Mark Webber (Red Bull)

Singapore Grand Prix result revised again after Williams man Nico Hulkenberg is given a 20-second penalty.

Lewis Hamilton: I thought I'd got sufficiently past him [Webber]. I braked, turned in, and tried to leave enough room for him on the inside - and the next thing I knew I'd got clipped, my tyre was blown, and that was it. But, as the saying goes, I guess that's motor racing.

Never afraid of expressing his opinions, former Stig and grand prix ace Perry McCarthy offers his appraisal of the five F1 2010 title protagonists. It makes for uncomfortable reading for one of them...

If it comes down to a mental duel between Red Bull Racing team-mates Mark Webber and Sebastian Vettel for the F1 2010 crown, Alan Jones reckons his countryman is in pole position - and poised to see off all comers

In contrast to the overwhelming condemnation of Ferrari's tactics in last month's German Grand Prix, Gerhard Berger and Nelsinho Piquet contend that the Scuderia was entirely right to use team orders at Hockenheim

Having left F1 with his tail between his legs in the wake of the 'Singapore-gate' race-fixing scandal, Nelsinho Piquet admits countryman Felipe Massa has still not forgiven him for the incident the Ferrari star believes cost him the 2008 world championship crown

Having proven unsuccessful in his endeavour to rejoin the grand prix grid with Serbian outfit Stefan GP this year, reports claim former F1 World Champion Jacques Villeneuve is trying again for 2011 with his own team - and 'Singapore-gate' villains Flavio Briatore and Pat Symonds...

Singapore has been granted the honour of hosting the sixth annual F1 in Schools World Championships in September, ahead of the 2010 Singapore Grand Prix

David Coulthard has expressed both surprise and frustration that Nelson Piquet Jr was not punished for his part in the Singapore race-fixing row that marred the second running of the event at the end of September.

Felipe Massa afforded Nelson Piquet Jr a cursory handshake when the pair met at a Brazilian kart circuit this week, but repeated the claim that his countryman's 'accident' in last year's Singapore Grand Prix cost him the F1 world title.

Having ascended the rostrum in Singapore for the first time since Malaysia all the way back in early April, Timo Glock has clearly regained the taste for podium champagne - and is eyeing a second successive climb up the steps on Toyota's home turf at Suzuka this weekend, what would undoubtedly be