Button not worried about his future at McLaren

The future of McLaren duo rider currently speculated. About it, Jenson Button claimed no khawair about the fate of his future in the British team.

McLaren will start a new adventure in a race event 'pole' with Honda next season. With the supply of new engines, changes in the composition of the driver is also a hot issue.

The issue of rider that makes the future of Kevin Magnusen and Button became uncertain. Moreover, there are rumors that McLaren is currently approaching Fernando Alonso and Sebastian Vettel.

"I'm not worried about anything about it. I am very happy, I will be here next year, and I feel you've done a good job," said Button as dilansirt by Planet F1.

This season with McLaren, Button on the podium only once while diving the race at the Australian Grand Prix series. He currently is in seventh position standings with 72 points.

Hamilton full focus to the five races remaining

Lewis Hamilton will not be complacent after now leads the world championship competition in 2014, WAG Mercedes F1 driver knew anything could still happen in the last five series.

Two consecutive wins in Italy and Singapore make Hamilton had to change up 29 points from team-mate, Nico Rosberg, becoming three-point lead with five races remaining.

Momentum appears it is now in the grip of Hamilton. But he is aware that momentum can disappear instantly as experienced when Rosberg failed to finish in Singapore so can not figure.

"Maybe this is the beginning., But momentum is generally not something I think about because it could have been taken away," he said at Planet F1. "See Nico, he is getting good results and momentum from it, but one DNF change everything. You do not know what will happen."

"I'm happy to go back to the best performance, reaching the pole-pole, maximizing races. I want to make in the next five races, if I am no longer able to perform that well in the upcoming races, the next five races should be good," he said.

Since last May, only this time Hamilton could again tops the standings, although he would not relax. In the rest of the series of five Hamilton will continue to target the top podium in order to maintain the difference in numbers of its rivals, in particular Rosberg.

"You would think so, but right now I do not sit here and think it's calm. Throughout the year there is a difference and I've been chasing all year. I came here and thought I would get the seven points (the difference between finishing first and second ), Nico will quickly and consistently, but at least if I could reach seven points and continue to add to it little by little, that's my intention to come here.

"Of course I may be 25 points and was slightly changed circumstances, but in my mind right from the moment I still just want the seven points. That's the mindset that I will continue to use," said Hamilton.

Riders still likely champions, Red Bull will not use the Team Order

Daniel Ricciardo and Sebastian Vettel still in the hunt for the world title For that reason, Red Bull will make sure not to use team orders in the race the rest of the season.

Compared Vettel, Ricciardo was closest to the Mercedes duo; Lewis Hamilton and Nico Rosberg who occupy the top two positions in the rider standings.

With a collection of 181 points, the Australian rider was 57 points ahead of Vettel and behind 60 points from Hamilton and 57 points from Rosberg. But in the Singapore race, Vettel outperformed teammate after finishing second.

2014 Competition five races left to live. Red Bull team orders will only apply if the chances of one of the riders is over.

"In mathematics still likely," said Red Bull team principal Christian Horner in Crash. "The road is long and it's up to them in a race over the track."

"It would be wrong to interfere with team orders in a situation that we are experiencing now and let them race as we see ... Daniel feel so comfortable and happy with it."

"If there is a realistic chance to win Daniel and Sebastian already mathematically out of the competition then we will do our best for the team but the situation now it's worth a try."

Ricciardo optimistic Red Bull can continue good performance in Suzuka

Team Red Bull is able to occupy two podium at the Singapore GP. Their driver, Daniel Ricciardo, confident that it will continue good performance when racing at the Japanese GP.

In the race at the Marina Bay street circuit Kingdom, Sunday (09/21/2014) night, two Red Bull was able to occupy the second and third podium.

Sebastian Vettel finished runner-up, while Ricciardo managed to occupy the final podium position. They still lost quickly when rapid collided with Lewis Hamilton, who managed to become a winner.

After the Singapore Grand Prix series, pole racing event will be held in two weeks at the Suzuka circuit. Ricciardo admitted can not wait to race there.

"Suzuka will be held in two weeks and it is a track where we can remain optimistic. So, I'm looking forward to racing there. Weekend this is a solid weekend," said Ricciardo in F1 Planet.

Disappointed Rosberg immediately think Suzuka

Mercedes rider Nico Rosberg having problems with the car at the Singapore Grand Prix, can not figure, and have lost the top spot of the standings. He also now has a Homework (PR) to be completed before the next race.

Rosberg has had problems from the outset the race Singapore Grand Prix on Sunday (22/09/2014), after the problem on the steering wheel make it must start from the pit lane.

"It was a really bad feeling, seeing all the riders cruised. Currently it knows already finished," I Rosberg told Sky Sports quoted by Reuters.

Had drove, Rosberg must ultimately pulled due to problems on the car. He also failed to add points in the race.

"At that time, the steering wheel does not work so I do not have a hybrid power, even while changing gears make the changes directly two at once and I do not have DRS," said Rosberg.

"The car really does not work at all. And then there's no point to continue.'s Really heavy day," he explained.

These results make Rosberg's teammate, Lewis Hamilton, took over leadership of the standings after his win in Singapore. Both riders are now three points adrift.

"I'm still disappointed with today because of reliability problems again. Was a weakness that we have on the team and we should fix it, find the root of the problem, and then try to understand what is happening today and then fight again in Suzuka," said Rosberg.

Singapore GP be the last race series this September. The next race will be present at the upcoming October 5 at the Japanese GP.

After Fierce Race, Vettel Enjoy Champagne on Top Second Podium

Red Bull driver Sebastian Vettel called the Singapore GP this time is very heavy. Not just because of Characteristics in trajectory, but also due to the emergence of a safety car on the track.

Vettel managed to finish second in the race on Sunday (21/09/2014) night, behind the winner of the Mercedes Lewis Hamilton. One podium again filled by Daniel Ricciardo, Vettel's teammate, in the top three.

The result itself is not easily achieved Vettel. The moment of entry of the safety car to make it must grapple with the prime tires sudak again amidst the threat of Ricciardo.

"I'm a good start, passing Daniel, then make a pretty good race, but then the Safety Car came at the worst time for us with the tires already on the threshold," said Vettel on Planet F1. "Trying to keep using the last set of tires. There is pressure from Daniel but we managed to do it."

In addition, the duration of the race in Singapore also makes way race became more challenging. That is why the success of the second podium, Vettel's best performance this season, becoming increasingly feels good.

"It was a tough race, two hours. We returned to race a full two hours. Quite hot, the car drove so much we have to really focus. This is definitely a race that we enjoy as a rider so stand up here with champagne quite fun, "Vettel said.

It's been dreamed Hamilton Claiming Victory in Singapore

Having started the race from pole position, Lewis Hamilton as well as a winner of the Singapore GP. Mercedes rider was admitted had been dreaming of victory.

At the Marina Bay street circuit on Sunday (09/21/2014), Hamilton completes pole position with the fastest lap and the top podium in the race.

Second victory in Singapore, after 2009, it makes Hamilton managed to shift his own teammate, Nico Rosberg, from the top of the standings.

"Of course I've dreamed this would happen last night, but never thought it would actually happen," said Hamilton on Planet F1.

"Thanks to my team, what they are doing this year is really remarkable. Throughout the race, nice to know we have a tough car to be able to be up here. I could not have done this without my team.

"I'm already looking forward to live weekend without any problems, and this is what I'm waiting. Course was perfect for the team, we always trying to finish 1-2, so there's still that must be addressed," said Hamilton.

In the race Rosberg having problems with the car and can only lead 13 laps. He now occupies the second position of the standings, three points behind Hamilton.