Martin Brundle has highlighted a tough driver dilemma facing Racing Bulls as they evaluate their lineup for the 2027 Formula 1 season. The Faenza team hasn't yet finalised... read more »

The 2026 F1 season is very much getting to the business end. How can you tell? Mostly, by looking at drivers' remaining power unit allocations. read more »

Mercedes may be forced to accept grid penalties for both George Russell and Andrea Kimi Antonelli later in the 2026 Formula 1 season, with the team already running close to -... read more »

Several Formula 1 teams have fitted fresh power unit components ahead of the British Grand Prix as they continue to manage their allocations under the sport's all-new 2026... read more »

The FIA have confirmed some major changes to tyre allocations for teams ahead of the F1 Canadian Grand Prix. read more »

On the back of engine issues at the last three consecutive F1 races, Mercedes technical director James Allison has conceded that the reliability woes have put pressure on... read more »

George Russell reckons Formula 1's sliding scale for aerodynamic testing should be based on points, rather than by position, as the allocations for aero simulations were... read more »

Championship runaway leader Max Verstappen might face engine penalities as early as in summer races after having faced reliability issues in the opening stages of the season.... read more »

In a shake-up to the traditional qualifying tyre allocations, teams in Budapest this weekend have seen their usual 13 sets of rubber drop down to 11. read more »

Four drivers have taken engine components outside the pool of their allocations and will drop down on the grid for today's 56-lap United States Grand Prix. read more »

Pirelli say that their tyre allocations will remain fixed for the 2022 Formula 1 season at the request of the teams. read more »

McLaren's Lando Norris is set to start Formula 1's Mexico City Grand Prix from towards the back of the field after taking on a fresh power unit. Norris was the only... read more »

Grands Prix where drivers qualify by means of Sprint Qualifying will no longer involve drivers having to start on the tyres on which they post their best times in Q2, instead... read more »

Sergio Perez and Kevin Magnussen are set to start on the back row of the grid for F1's season-ending Abu Dhabi GP after exceeding their respective power unit allocations... read more »

We expect Turkey to be a challenge in terms of energy loads, which is why we have shifted the allocations towards the harder compounds - just as we did in Portimao. read more »

It has been confirmed that Pirelli will supply all drivers with the same tyre allocations for the 2020 season. read more »

With the upcoming home grand prix in Japan, Honda introduced its latest specification power unit on all cars powered by the products of the Japanese engine manufacturer. The... read more »

Christian Horner feels that there needs to be a change in the power unit allocations for 2020 if Formula 1 does have a record twenty-two events next season. read more »

The FIA stewards in Belgium explain why Force India has been made to keep its existing power unit allocations despite technically being a new team entry. read more »

Title rivals split on Ultrasoft tyre allocations for Hungarian GP read more »

Formula One's sole tyre supplier Pirelli have released the tyre allocations for the Bahrain Grand Prix. The three leading teams, Ferrari, Mercedes and Red Bull have... read more »

McLaren pair Fernando Alonso and Stoffel Vandoorne have selected the most aggressive tyre allocations for the F1 Bahrain Grand Prix read more »

Daniel Ricciardo wants Formula 1 rule makers to adjust the wet tyre allocations after seeing his Red Bull squad sit out the wet FP2 session at the Japanese Grand Prix. read more »

Formula 1 teams have overwhelmingly favoured the super-soft compound tyre in their selections for next weekend's Hungarian Grand Prix read more »

Pirelli has revealed each drivers' tyre allocation for the Monaco Grand Prix, with the teams opting for a strong bias towards the ultra-soft compound. Monaco is the first... read more »