As Charles Leclerc gets testing underway in anticipation of the introduction of 18-inch tyres in 2021, Pirelli reveals the full test schedule. read more »

Ferrari's Charles Leclerc kicked off full testing of Pirelli's 18-inch tyres at Jerez on Saturday, as the company released details of its 2020 programme. Formula 1... read more »

The FIA have issued a tender for a standard fuel-flow meter to be run by all Formula One teams from the 2021 season, removing the possibility of teams from circumnavigating... read more »

In a bid to cut costs and do away with the kind of issue witnessed in late 2019, the FIA is inviting tenders for a standard fuel flow meter from 2021. read more »

Sebastian Vettel has come under fire in the past two seasons for not being able to compete with Lewis Hamilton at the top of the sport despite having, what many people believe... read more »

The FIA has launched an invitation to tender as it searches for a supplier of the standard fuel-flow meters coming to F1 from 2021. read more »

The FIA has issued an invitation to tender to find a new standard fuel flow meter supplier for the 2021-2023 seasons, as it looks to clamp down on fuel irregularities in the... read more »

Tweaks to the way F1 is governed will be made in a bid to clampdown on teams finding potential loopholes in the 2021 rules. read more »

The FIA has launched an invitation to tender for a standard Formula 1 fuel-flow meter, as it continues to close possible loopholes in the wake of questions over Ferrari's... read more »

Formula One seek to close down the abilities of teams to exploit regulations loopholes from the 2021 season, introducing regulations that would negate the need for the... read more »

Formula 1 will introduce a new rule for the 2021 season which allow the governing body to close off loopholes almost immediately, in order to ensure the spirit of the 2021... read more »

Formula 1's managing director of motorsport Ross Brawn says a new governance structure being considered for 2021 will help prevent teams from exploiting loopholes in the... read more »

Dr Helmut Marko has claimed Sebastian Vettel enquired about returning to Red Bull in 2021, but a deal to bring him back is "not possible". read more »

Ferrari president Louis Camilleri has said that the Scuderia will 'never give up' and are ''doubling up', developing the 2020 and 2021 cars... read more »

BMW have made it clear that they aren't interested in returning to F1 as the power unit era has no relevance to their road car technology. read more »

F1 sporting boss Ross Brawn says there are "no signs" Mercedes intend quitting from Formula 1, in fact he reckons the sport won't lose any manufacturers come 2021. read more »

Can anyone beat Mercedes in 2021? Can Ferrari avoid all-out civil war? Some fascinating issues are lingering on the eve of the 2020 Formula One season. read more »

Mercedes will "definitely" not walk away from Formula 1 at the end of this season despite what the rumour mill suggests. read more »

Romain Grosjean says that it is more difficult to win in modern Formula One than it was when he began his career at Renault in 2009 with machinery counting for more than driver... read more »

Ferrari will not stop its 2020 car developments to focus on 2021 even if Mercedes again race out to an eight-race winning streak, says CEO Louis Camilleri. read more »

Formula 1's budget cap for 2021 may be $175 million but that doesn't mean Haas will meet it, says team boss Guenther Steiner. read more »

Antonio Giovinazzi says he still believes that he can stake a claim to the Ferrari drive in 2021 should the Scuderia decide not to retain the services of Sebastian Vettel. read more »

Antonio Giovinazzi believes he has a "chance" of stepping up to Ferrari next year, replacing Sebastian Vettel as Charles Leclerc's team-mate. read more »

Mario Isola says there is no going back to Formula 1's existing 13-inch tyre size even if teams are unhappy with the 18-inch tyres Pirelli is producing for 2021 read more »

Zak Brown says the $175 million per season cap that comes into effect from 2021 will actually settle in only in 2022 or 2023 read more »