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 »

The F1 race weekend could be set to take on a different format from 2015 onwards as teams look to cut costs, with Christian Horner telling Crash.net the fans must benefit read more »

Red Bull insists it has not issued an ultimatum to engine supplier Renault and has denied speculation it is considering ditching the French manufacturer next year read more »

Fernando Alonso says Ferrari has to make sure it doesn't compromise its 2015 car after a poor start to this season read more »

Formula 1 is poised for a revised weekend format in 2015 with Friday's practice schedule set for an overhaul, AUTOSPORT can reveal. read more »

Fernando Alonso says Ferrari must not compromise next year's car by chasing problems on the F14 T as a raft of upgrades for the car arrive in Montreal this weekend read more »