Following a push by F1's midfield teams to extend the current points structure to cover the top 12, the topic was put on the agenda for Thursday's F1 Commission... read more »

As exclusively revealed by Autosport over the Chinese Grand Prix weekend, Thursday's virtual F1 Commission meeting will have a new points structure from 2025 onwards as... read more »

While we have had some important decisions made already - like Lewis Hamilton to Ferrari and Fernando Alonso re-committing to Aston Martin - there remains a great deal still to... read more »

A proposal to expand F1's points-paying positions for 2025 is on the agenda for initial discussion between the sport's stakeholders this week. read more »

The talks will take place when teams join the FIA and F1 management for a gathering of the regular F1 Commission in Geneva and via video conference, as they debate a range of... read more »

Several key figures within the Red Bull team have held peace talks, with a potential truce being top of the agenda, according to The Mirror. read more »

The saga surrounding Christian Horner and his future as team principal at Red Bull has dominated the agenda and grabbed front pages around the world.As the multiple layers of a... read more »

Max Verstappen and Sergio Perez completed a Red Bull 1-2 at the Bahrain Grand Prix, but was their success track-specific and will we see a closer race on a different surface in... read more »

The F1 Commission met for the final time in 2023 on Friday morning at the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix with further tweaks to the sprint race format high on the agenda. But... read more »

For the second round in succession, following on from the Qatar GP when 51 lap times were deleted in the main race, track limits have once again been firmly on the agenda.In... read more »

The TAC is the forum where future rules are discussed by the 10 team technical directors and the governing body, with F1's technical chief Pat Symonds also contributing.In... read more »

Max Verstappen’s best win? His most satisfying qualifying? The race he felt most pressure in? Ahead of the US Grand Prix in Austin this weekend, Tom Clarkson and Damon Hill... read more »

F1 last had tyre competition in 2001-2006 after Michelin arrived to take on Bridgestone, the Japanese company having been on its own for two seasons following the departure of... read more »

When the F1 Commission met at last month's Belgian Grand Prix, the topic of engine equalisation was on the agenda.This followed claims from Alpine that its power unit... read more »

The decision was made at today's F1 Commission meeting at Spa where the FIA, the F1 organisation and the teams talked through a number of key issues.Tyre blankets were one... read more »

High-level sources have revealed that the topic of engine equalisation has been added to the agenda of next week's meeting of the F1 Commission that is to take place at... read more »

Sergio Perez says he would be enthused by the prospect of more street circuits making their way onto the Formula 1 calendar.  Over the past decade Baku (2016), Miami (2022) and... read more »

Red Bull return to their home race in Austria having joined an exclusive club of constructors to win 100 Grands Prix, after Max Verstappen’s victory in Canada. The Dutchman is... read more »

As pre-season testing gets underway and the teams push their new cars to their limits, reliability will be top of the agenda. A car that is both underdeveloped and unreliable... read more »

FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem has once again warned F1 drivers of using the sport and its governing body as a "platform for personal agenda". read more »

FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem says that Formula 1 and the FIA must not be used by drivers as a "platform for personal agenda". In December, the governing body... read more »

Mohammed Ben Sulayem has made it clear the FIA will not tolerate the F1 drivers using motor sport's world governing body to make political statements for their own... read more »

Formula One drivers must not use the platform provided by the International Automobile Federation (FIA) to make statements for their own "personal agenda", the... read more »

Formula One drivers must not use the platform provided by the International Automobile Federation (FIA) to make statements for their own "personal agenda", the... read more »

Last month, the FIA updated its International Sporting Code to prohibit drivers in all its championships from making "political, religious or personal" statements or... read more »