The American Andretti outfit is hoping to agree a commercial deal with FOM to enter F1 from 2025 at the earliest, after being given approval to join the series by the FIA.But... read more »

Last week, motor racing's governing body approved Andretti Formula's application to join the F1 grid from 2025 at the earliest, as its entry was moved forward to the... read more »

FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem has said he has "all the confidence" that Andretti's bid to join the grid will ultimately be approved by Formula 1. read more »

The FIA has approved Andretti's bid to join the grid but F1 still needs to give the green light from a commercial perspective. read more »

The FIA has received several entry requests to expand the grid beyond the current 10 teams.Michael Andretti's high-profile bid is believed to be close to being approved by... read more »

The FIA are expected to approve Andretti Global's bid to enter F1 - but will Liberty Media and the teams agree to it? read more »

Stewards had to manually approve Sergio Perez as a race contestant for the Australian Grand Prix after he failed to set a qualifying time - and they have now done so, as was... read more »

As F1 enters the second year of a power unit freeze that lasts until the end of 2025, there are now strict limits on what elements on engines can be changed.Hardware tweaks... read more »

Six Formula One grands prix from the 2023 season onwards will have sprint sessions after the governing body, the International Automobile Federation (FIA), on Tuesday approved... read more »

Formula One's governing body approved engine regulations for 2026 on Tuesday, an eagerly-awaited move that could lead to the arrival of premium Volkswagen Group brands... read more »

The FIA have approved new fencing developed by Geobrugg, which will be used at Grade 1 circuits for Formula 1 and other top-level motorsport championships. read more »

One day way from the start of the Saudi Arabian GP weekend, the Jeddah Corniche Circuit has been approved for use by the FIA. read more »

The new cars introduced by F1 in 2022 will not have a big impact on racing spectacle should the sport approve sprint qualifying for next season, according to Guenther Steiner. read more »

In addition there is a possibility that promotional events or "filming" days - often used by teams to shakedown their new cars before the first official test - could... read more »

The F1 Commission will meet on Monday to table final proposals for three trial sprint race events for qualifying in 2021, which are expected to be voted through by the teams. read more »

The F1 Commission is set to finally approve the introduction of sprint qualifying races for this season at its latest meeting on Monday. read more »

Formula 1 teams have approved plans for an engine freeze from 2022 and are open to the idea of sprint races, but have requested more details read more »

The FIA will allow the use of modified 2021 cars to test Pirelli's 18-inch tyres, meaning McLaren can take part. read more »

Formula 1 is set to approve an eight-race European schedule to finally kickstart the 2020 season into life. read more »

The FIA have approved a lower cap for 2021 as well as new rules regarding aerodynamic testing. read more »

F1 teams have approved major cost-cutting changes aimed at helping the sport see out the coronavirus crisis. read more »

Formula 1 teams have approved a radical set of rule changes aimed at securing the future of the sport in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic, Autosport has learned read more »

F1 CEO Chase Carey says teams will not need to formally approve any calendar changes amid attempts to reschedule postponed races into the 2020 schedule.  read more »

Chase Carey says Formula 1 is "fully committed to launching a 2020 season as soon as possible", and confirms teams won't have to formally approve any changes to... read more »

The FIA have approved plans to move the F1 summer shutdown from August to between March and April, in the hope that racing will be able to get underway in August following... read more »