A number of the smaller teams are ready to protest any car running the soon-to-be banned FRIC (front and rear inter-connected) suspension system. It's believed the leading... read more »

The FIA is set to ban FRIC (front and rear inter-connected) suspension systems from the German Grand Prix onwards which could rule almost all the cars on the grid illegal. The... read more »

FIA Race Director Charlie Whiting says that all 11 Formula 1 teams were in agreement with regards to the introduction of standing restarts from next season. read more »

Ferrari has announced a new sponsor in the form of Haas Automation - the world's largest producer of CNC (Computer Numerical Control) machines. The company's logo... read more »

Haas Automation will sponsor Ferrari until the end of 2015, prior to Gene Haas's move into the sport with his own team. Haas's eponymous team is set to enter the... read more »

Red Bull racer Daniel Ricciardo says that Formula 1 drivers were in agreement against the introduction of standing restarts following safety car periods. The World Motor Sport... read more »

FIA president Jean Todt has admitted the recent excercise in cost-cutting hasn't gone far enough and it will likely see some teams unable to survive. Whilst budget cuts... read more »

Red Bull Racing has announced that it has extended its successful relationship with Adrian Newey with a new multi-year agreement. Newey will however slowly move away from the... read more »

Speculation surrounding Adrian Newey's future was ended on Sunday after Red Bull announced the British designer had agreed a new deal to keep him at the company for the... read more »

Red Bull have put an end to rumours surrounding Adrian Newey by re-signing him on a new "multi-year agreement"... read more »

Red Bull has moved to put an end to speculation surrounding Adrian Newey's future by announcing "a new multi-year agreement" read more »

Renowned Formula 1 design chief Adrian Newey has put pen to paper on a new "multi-year agreement" with the Red Bull team, it has been announced ahead of the Canadian... 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 »

Bernie Ecclestone has ruled out a return to Magny-Cours for the French Grand Prix in 2015 - or any other circuit in France. Whilst the organisers of the circuit claimed they... read more »

Mercedes AMG has announced a long-term extension of its title partnership agreement with the Malaysian national oil and gas company, PETRONAS. The new deal sees the partnership... read more »

The MERCEDES AMG PETRONAS Formula One Team is delighted to announce a long-term extension of its title partnership agreement with the Malaysian national oil and gas company,... read more »

Mercedes announced on Saturday morning in the Monaco paddock that title sponsor and technical partner Petronas will remain with the team following the agreement of a... read more »

Mercedes has announced a long-term extension of its title partnership agreement with the Malaysian national oil and gas company, Petronas. read more »

Mercedes has signed a "long-term extension" to its title partnership agreement with Petronas. read more »

The French Grand Prix could be set for a return as early as 2015 according to the organisers at the Magny-Cours circuit in Nevers. France first hosted a grand prix in 1906 and... read more »

The British Racing Drivers' Club (BRDC) has confirmed that negotiations with a second potential investor in Silverstone - specifically for the lease of the circuit land... read more »

No agreement has been reached between Formula One's 11 teams after they met in London on Thursday to discuss money-saving proposals, according to AUTOSPORT read more »

Ferrari president Luca di Montezemolo met with Ayrton Senna on the Wednesday before the 1994 San Marino Grand Prix which cost the Brazilian his life. The Italian revealed that... read more »

A 2001 undertaking by the FIA to the European Commission might have provided the smaller F1 teams with more say than they thought. read more »

Some smaller outfits have accused six of the larger teams and the FIA of breaching a European competition law. Force India, Sauber, Caterham and Marussia have written to the... read more »