Formula 1 chiefs have agreed to a change of technical regulations for next year in a bid to get rid of the current ugly noses. read more »

Red Bull are considering manufacturing their own engines after 2015 - but have confirmed they will continue to use Renault power next year. read more »

Formula One is set for a major turnaround in the safety car procedure. A proposal to restart races from standstill following a safety car period has been approved. read more »

Formula 1 will switch to standing restarts following safety car periods next season in yet another move to add to the excitement. During a meeting in London this week, the F1... read more »

Fernando Alonso says that he and Ferrari are beginning to switch focus to 2015 after all but writing off his hopes of winning in 2014. Alonso has claimed just one podium finish... read more »

Formula 1 is set for standing starts from the grid following safety cars in 2015, AUTOSPORT can reveal read more »

Formula 1's noise dilemma could soon be solved with the go-ahead for another noise boosting test after the British Grand Prix in July. Mercedes attempted to amplify the... read more »

Ferrari and Mercedes will both fit titanium blocks to the bottom of their cars in the hope of creating sparks in a move to make the cars more spectacular. It's one of a... read more »

High-profile plans put forward by top teams to cut costs in time for the 2015 season were rejected at a meeting of the F1 Commission on Wednesday. read more »

Formula 1 race weekends will retain their current timetable in 2015 after the sport's key figures rejected proposed plans to alter Friday practice. It was revealed during... read more »

Friday's two 90-minute practice sessions look likely to remain in 2015 following a meeting in Biggin Hill, London, on Wednesday. The Formula 1 Commission convened to... read more »

Formula 1 has reportedly scrapped plans to reduce its practice programme from the 2015 season. read more »

Formula 1’s power brokers should be open to sticking with the existing race weekend format for 2015 if the proposed changes to Friday practice continue to prove... read more »

McLaren are confident its Austrian upgrade package, which has been described as "significant", will be good enough to close the gap to the front-running pack. The... read more »

Gene Haas says it would be "phenomenal" to have an American driver line-up on the grid driving an American built Formula 1 car in 2016. The American businessman and... read more »

McLaren has dropped its high court action against rival team Red Bull, after the two reached a deal over the Canadian Grand Prix weekend. The Woking team accused Red Bull of... read more »

Eric Boullier says he expects Jenson Button to remain at McLaren for the 2015 Formula 1 season. read more »

Eric Boullier expects Jenson Button to stay with McLaren for the 2015 season - but has warned that it may be several years before the team enjoys its former glories again and... read more »

The tension between the world champion team Red Bull and its engine supplier Renault remains high. Before the Montreal weekend, the French marque's Remi Taffin announced... read more »

Formula 1's smaller outfits aren't in favour of cutting Friday practice from the present two 90-minute sessions to just one in 2015. It's a proposal put forward... read more »

Paul Hembery has voiced his opposition to a proposed ban on in-season testing in 2015, saying it will be a step backwards read more »

Friday morning practice sessions could be scrapped in 2015 as part of radical cost cutting measures being discussed by the Formula 1 Commission. read more »

Friday's running looks set to drop from two 90-minute sessions to just one next season in a bid to reduce costs. The proposal, put forward by the teams, is to push... read more »

Formula 1 is set to reduce the number of practice sessions at Grand Prix weekends from next season. read more »

Red Bull will continue to powered by Renault in 2015, team principal Christian Horner confirmed on Friday during the Canadian Grand Prix weekend. Various reports suggest Red... read more »