Friday's Formula 1 news roundup: Kimi Raikkonen, Lewis Hamilton, Michael Schumacher

Sports Mole rounds up all of the latest news regarding Formula 1 on Friday, October 11.

Friday morning's headlines:

Lewis Hamilton trails Valtteri Bottas in final Japan practice Officials at Suzuka took the decision to postpone qualifying until the morning of Sunday's race. Read more.

Typhoon Hagibis forces Japanese GP qualifying to Sunday The battle for pole position will now take place four hours before the Grand Prix. Read more.

Honda ups F1 budget to EUR 140 million - report Honda is upping its Formula 1 budget for 2020, according to Italy's La Gazzetta dello Sport. Read more.

Leclerc 'has taken number 1 status' - Ralf Schumacher Sebastian Vettel has admitted that ignoring team orders at Sochi was "not right". Read more.

Kubica to race front wing from winter testing at Suzuka Robert Kubica has revealed that he will race at Suzuka with a front wing that dates all the way back to winter testing. Read more.

Climate change alarmism 'big risk for F1' - Abiteboul Cyril Abiteboul has joined those who think Formula 1 should consider tweaking its engine regulations prior to 2025. Read more.

Todt wants to attend F1 race with Schumacher 'one day' Jean Todt says he wants Michael Schumacher to attend a grand prix "one day". Read more.

Drivers support decision to scrap Saturday at Suzuka Saturday's track action at Suzuka has been cancelled, as the risk that a 'violent' typhoon will hit the local area rises to 100 per cent. Read more.

Hulkenberg 'not right person' for Williams Nico Hulkenberg has ruled out returning to Williams, where his Formula 1 career began in 2010. Read more.

F1 considers axing Saturday at Suzuka Formula 1 is considering calling off all activity at Suzuka on Saturday. Read more.