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Drivers: Sebastian Vettel (Red Bull), Jarno Trulli (Toyota), Lewis Hamilton (McLaren) TV Unilaterals Q: Sebastian, an utterly dominant weekend for you. Fastest in qualifying. You totally controlled the race. You must feel great.

Sebastian Vettel stormed to pole for the Japanese Grand Prix following a chaotic session including multiple incidents, and a series of post-session penalties. Click below for reaction from the teams (note: releases were sent out before penalties were announced):

Red Bull Racing team principal Christian Horner has suggested that with its current series of scandals and controversies, F1 is 'worse than Eastenders' [see separate story - click her

Drivers: Lewis Hamilton (McLaren), Timo Glock (Toyota), Fernando Alonso (Renault) Questions from the floor:

Drivers: Lewis Hamilton (McLaren), Timo Glock (Toyota), Fernando Alonso (Renault) TV unilaterals: Q: Lewis, winning from pole. What an evening for you.

Drivers: Rubens Barrichello (Brawn GP), Jenson Button (Brawn GP) and Kimi Raikkonen (Ferrari). Questions from the floor.

Drivers: Lewis Hamilton (McLaren-Mercedes), Adrian Sutil (Force India) and Kimi Raikkonen (Ferrari). TV Unilaterals. Q: Lewis, the man who you had to beat was your former Formula Three team-mate Adrian Sutil and it was very close.

McLaren's Lewis Hamilton grabs pole for Sunday's Italian Grand Prix at Monza just ahead of Adrian Sutil's Force India. Follow the links below for team-by-team reaction to qualifying...

Drivers: Kimi Raikkonen (Ferrari), Giancarlo Fisichella (Force India), Sebastian Vettel (Red Bull). TV unilaterals: Q: Kimi, your fourth victory here in Spa. It has been a difficult season for the team but today you proved a point.

Drivers: Giancarlo Fisichella (Force India), Jarno Trulli (Toyota), Nick Heidfeld (BMW Sauber) TV unilaterals Q: Giancarlo, your best qualifying position this season up to this point was 13th. Only one question to ask you. How did you do it?

Toyota's Timo Glock reflects on a difficult European Grand Prix, where he finished a lowly 14th, despite setting the fastest lap. The German also looks ahead to this weekend's event in Belgium...

Brawn's Rubens Barrichello secures the victory at the European Grand Prix, his first of the season and his first since 2004. Follow the links below for team-by-team reaction to the race at Valencia in Spain:

Drivers: Lewis Hamilton (McLaren Mercedes), Kimi Raikkonen (Ferrari), Mark Webber (Red Bull) TV unilateral Q: Lewis, from the desperation of the first races of this season, tell us what it means to be a winner again.

Drivers: Mark Webber (Red Bull), Sebastian Vettel (Red Bull), Felipe Massa (Ferrari) Questions from the floor Q: (Frederic Ferret - l'Equipe ) On the podium we saw you watching the flag. How important is it for you to win as an Australian?

Drivers: Mark Webber (Red Bull), Sebastian Vettel (Red Bull), Felipe Massa (Ferrari) TV unilaterals

Whilst Jenson Button struggled with grip problems on his way to a damage-limiting sixth spot in the British Grand Prix, world championship rival Sebastian Vettel headed a Red Bull Racing one-two from pole position, with Mark Webber passing Rubens Barrichello to complete the domination.

What should have been a brave new dawn for Formula One - with a raft of regulation changes shaking up the order, and the emergence of Brawn GP, complete with the re-emergence of Jenson Button, providing a fairytale touch to the on-track action - has sadly been overshadowed by yet another row betw

Questions from the floor

Drivers: Jenson Button (Brawn GP), Kimi Raikkonen (Ferrari), Rubens Barrichello (Brawn GP) TV Unilaterals

Jenson Button left it late, but claimed a fourth pole in six races as he overcame the challenge of Ferrari's Kimi Raikkonen and Brawn GP team-mate Rubens Barrichello.

Drivers: Jenson Button (Brawn GP), Rubens Barrichello (Brawn GP), Mark Webber (Red Bull Racing) Press conference:

Jenson Button extended his lead in the Formula One standings in Spain, leading home a Brawn one-two at Catalunya as the team remained the one to beat.

Drivers: Jenson Button (Brawn GP), Sebastian Vettel (Red Bull), Rubens Barrichello (Brawn GP) TV unilaterals: Q: Jenson, out in the very last minute of Q3 and what a lap it was.

Sir Jackie Stewart has never been one to shrink from controversy - on-track or away from it - and as a vociferous critic of Formula 1, the Scot has spoken openly about the Lewis Hamilton Melbourne 'lies' scandal, the changes in safety in the sport from his era to the present one and his tense rel