The FIA looks willing to delay the introduction of the controversial new engine regulations which are set to power the sport from 2013 onwards. Several teams read more »

On a day when it has seemingly repeatedly defied opposition, the FIA has pressed ahead with its plans to introduce four-cylinder, 1.6-litre turbocharged engines into F1 from 2013. read more »

The FIA has approved the 2013 engine regulations, but has said it could delay the introduction of the four-cylinder units if the teams request it. read more »

Following a Barcelona meeting for the FIA World Motor Sport Council (WMSC) on Friday, Formula 1’s governing body has officially confirmed numerous technical regulations for... read more »

Following a Barcelona meeting for the FIA World Motor Sport Council (WMSC) on Friday, Formula 1’s governing body has officially confirmed numerous technical regulations for... read more »

At today's World Motorsport council, the FIA have approved the 2013 regulations, including major overhaul of the engine formula. Engines will have to be 1.6l turbo... read more »

The FIA has left the door open for the introduction of its 2013 Formula 1 regulations, which includes the controversial 1.6-litre turbocharged engines, to be delayed read more »

FIA confirms Bahrain GP for 30 October, a 21 race calendar for 2012 and the approval of 2013 technical regulations. read more »

Cosworth believes that Formula 1's engine manufacturers must work together to find a unified agreement about the 2013 rules amid concerns about the mounting development... read more »

Renault team principal Eric Boullier thinks that the idea of having an engine equivalency formula in 2013 - with the current V8s running alongside the new 1.6-litre... read more »

F1's leading engine manufacturers side with Bernie Ecclestone over the contentious new 2013 regulations - but FIA President Jean Todt insists he will not be swayed. read more »

Formula 1 supremo Bernie Ecclestone remains in dispute with governing body the FIA in relation to the new engines which the latter is planning to introduce from 2013. Despite... read more »

As the F1 prepares to switch to smaller turbo engines for 2013, Jean Todt reportedly says he is prepared to allow V8 engines to run alongside the new units for one season read more »

Bernie Ecclestone has revealed that the FIA may be willing to change its stance in terms of the new engine formula for 2013, allowing teams to continue with their current units... read more »

FIA president Jean Todt has told engine manufacturers that there will be no delay to his plans to introduce smaller turbocharged power-units in 2013 - although there may be... read more »

Cosworth is worried that the cost of Formula 1 engines could spiral out of control when new powerplant regulations come into force in 2013 read more »

The move to smaller, more-efficient engines from the 2013 season onwards has lost further support as more teams on the grid look content to remain read more »

Some members of the F1 paddock are starting to question the logic behind changing from the current V8 engines to four-cylinder turbos in 2013 read more »

The Technical Working Group has given their stamp of approval on FOTA's proposed rule changes for 2013... read more »

F1's Technical Working Group has approved the teams' vision of the future by endorsing FOTA's rules direction for 2013. read more »

Red Bull team advisor Helmut Marko has responded to claims from Ferrari Chairman Luca di Montezemolo that a breakaway series could be formed away from Formula 1 for 2013. The... read more »

The teams, through FOTA, have agreed to drop the extreme aerodynamic changes planned for 2013 after branding them too 'radical'. Said changes included the return of read more »

Formula 1 teams have voted against the planned undertray rule changes for the 2013 season, with the FIA announcing the idea as part of a series of substantial regulation tweaks... read more »

Formula 1 teams agree to abandon plans for a dramatic change to the design of cars in 2013. read more »

Having already dismissed the proposed formula for 2013, Ferrari president Luca di Montezemolo has also rubbished the current rules claiming they are producing artificial racing. read more »