Red Bull F1 racing driver Sebastian Vettel successfully claimed the pole position for the 1^st South Korean Grand Prix; the other Red Bull car of Mark Webber, F1 championship leader, ranked in the 2^nd spot of the F1 Standings despite warnings about a Korean racing circuit that doesn’t suit the F1 cars of the Red Bull racing team.

Ferrari's Fernando Alonso set the 3^rd fastest lap with McLaren's Lewis Hamilton stepping into the 4^th spot; the 2 former F1 world champions will be lining up together onto the 2^nd row of the grid in what is expected to be a sparking start for the race that would determine the chances of all the competitors to win the 2010 F1 title.

Note that McLaren’s 2009 F1 world champion Jenson Button has ended the qualifications in the 7^th rank; Button has a 31-points trail from F1 championship leader Mark Webber.

F1 betting has ignited in terms of F1 betting odds; the F1 predictions for the 2010 formula one championship is still a thriller with 5 F1 drivers capable of claiming the 2010 F1 championship.

Alonso, Button, Hamilton, Vettel and Webber share the chance to rank on top of the F1 standings despite being seperated by several points; nonetheless, the battle for every point is crucial especially for MCLaren and Red Bull Renault F1 motorsport teams that are trying to break free from the pressure exhibited by Ferrari F1 drivers.