Having agreed to "no cost control initiatives", Bob Fernley says Force India will have to re-evaluate "how we survive"... read more »

On Thursday, Formula 1's Strategy Group agreed to reintroduce refuelling during races in 2017. However the proposal could yet be ditched according to Mercedes motorsport... read more »

A raft of changes have been agreed which will be implemented in 2017 following a meeting between Formula 1 bosses on Thursday at Biggin Hill. The crunch meeting was aimed at... read more »

Formula One bosses have agreed to bring back refuelling in 2017 as part of the drive to make the sport more exciting. Refuelling was dropped from the sport at the end of 2009... read more »

Formula 1's Strategy Group has agreed a series of measures to improve the show and reduce laptimes by five to six seconds, including free tyre compound choice and... read more »

F1's Strategy Group has agreed that refuelling, which was dropped in 2009, is to return to the sport in 2017, in an effort to "improve the show". read more »

Formula 1 chiefs have agreed to bring back refuelling from the 2017 season as part of a series of measures aimed at improving the show, following a meeting of… read more »

Tobacco company Philip Morris renewed its backing of the Ferrari F1 team for another three years over a year ago, but opted not to publicise the deal. Bloomberg reports that an... read more »

Fernando Alonso and Jenson Button disagree on McLaren's chances of scoring points at the Spanish Grand Prix after qualifying 13th and 14th but agreed clear progress has... read more »

Red Bull have called for change to the way the sport is governed, as well as regulation changes surrounding engines and aerodynamics at a crunch meeting next week. His comments... read more »

Formula 1 will return to the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya until 2019 after organisers agreed a contract extension with Bernie Ecclestone... read more »

The Circuit de Catalunya has agreed terms with FOM, thereby retaining the Spanish Grand Prix in Barcelona until 2019. read more »

The addition of a fifth engine to the current allocation of four now looks unlikely, with Mercedes set to veto the change according to Niki Lauda. It had been agreed in... read more »

Drivers will not be allowed to use a fifth 'power unit' in 2015 and escape penalty, according to Niki Lauda. That is despite Red Bull team boss Christian Horner... read more »

Honda is not yet abandoning the idea of powering McLaren to the podium in 2015. Amid all the hype about the reunion of the ultra-successful names in Formula One, McLaren-Honda... read more »

Nico Rosberg insists he is not focusing on the championship standings at present. After just four of the nineteen races this year, the German is already 27 points behind his... read more »

Red Bull boss Christian Horner says the introduction of a fifth penalty-free engine for the 2015 F1 season is now just a formality. read more »

Four races into the 2015 season and Daniel Ricciardo has already used three of his four allowed engines, meaning penalties for exceeding his allocation will likely happen... read more »

Stewards in Bahrain have agreed that no further action is warranted following Sergio Perez' clash with Sebastian Vettel in FP2. read more »

Giedo van der Garde says he's hopeful that his falling out with Sauber over contractual matters will lead to changes in the sport. The Dutch driver took legal action... read more »

The Malaysian Grand Prix will continue to be a feature on the Formula 1 calendar until at least 2018 following an extension to its current contract. The Sepang International... read more »

The Malaysian Grand Prix will remain on the calendar for the next three years after the Sepang International Circuit agreed a new deal until 2018 read more »

Sepang will continue to play host to the Malaysian Grand Prix after organisers agreed a new deal to remain on the Formula 1 calendar until 2018. The circuit… read more »

Formula 1 teams have agreed to increase the engine allocation from four to five this season - the same number as last season - because of worse than expected reliability. It... read more »

The F1 teams have agreed to increase their engine allocation from four to five units during the 2015 season. read more »