The World Motor Sport Council has approved a number of regulations changes relating to the new power units and gearboxes for 2014. As previously announced, but only now... read more »

A new driver penalty points system has been given the go-ahead for the 2014 season following it's approval by the World Motor Sport Council on Friday. The new system will... read more »

Stepped noses on Formula 1 cars will be banned from 2014 onwards following a meeting of the World Motor Sport Council on Friday. The unusual look, which drew criticism from a... read more »

Stepped noses on Formula 1 cars will no longer be permitted next year, after the FIA approved a change to the 2014 technical regulations read more »

In-season testing will return to Formula One next season after the World Motor Sport Council approved four two-day tests... read more »

The FIA World Motor Sport Council (WMSC) has approved a raft of changes to the sporting and technical regulations, including a penalty points system for drivers, four two-day... read more »

The FIA has emphatically refuted Mercedes' claims that it gave permission for the private tyre test at the Circuit de Catalunya last... read more »

In-season testing will return to Formula 1 next year, after teams approved plans for four post-race sessions in 2014. read more »

Not only could 2014 see a record breaking 21-race calendar and four pre-season tests starting in January, but the return of in-season testing looks likely too. A meeting of the... read more »

Plans for Formula 1 to introduce a penalty points system for drivers have been approved by the teams read more »

A night race around the streets of Bangkok moved a step closer after the government confirmed circuit plans had been approved for a Grand Prix of Thailand in 2015. read more »

Plans for pre-season testing to begin a month earlier than usual are under discussion and likely to be approved for the 2014 season following widespread changes to the... read more »

The organisers of the proposed Thai Grand Prix have approved the route in which the circuit will snake through the streets of Bangkok. The street circuit, which is expected to... read more »

Authorities in Thailand have agreed on the layout for a proposed F1 night race on the streets of Bangkok in 2015 read more »

Thailand is making progress with its plans to hold an inaugural Formula 1 race in 2015 after local authorities approved the layout for the proposed Bangkok track this week. read more »

Officials in Thailand have approved the route of a circuit on which it proposes to host a Formula One race in 2015. read more »

A proposal which will be put forward to the teams in Bahrain this weekend is aimed at increasing the amount of running during practice whilst encouraging the use of rookie... read more »

The FIA appears to have approved an exhaust design being run by both Williams and Caterham, which others teams have suggested is not legal. read more »

The Texas State Comptroller has approved the payment of $29.3m towards costs for the United States Grand Prix at the Circuit of the Americas. read more »

Stefano Domenicali had his head held high when he answered a clear "yes" to a post-race question from the media on Sunday. Just before the race, Ferrari's team... read more »

Dieter Zetsche, the chairman of Mercedes' parent Daimler, has denied reports he has approved an increase in the F1 team's budget for 2013. Reportedly on new recruit... read more »

The provisional 2013 F1 calendar that appeared which appeared in Singapore could yet see a few changes before it is approved. read more »

The new track built for this season's United States Grand Prix in Austin, Texas, has been passed fit for racing. read more »

Circuit of The Americas today announced that it has been declared ready to host the 2012 F1 United States GP by Charlie Whiting, who directs racing, safety and technical... read more »

The FIA has issued a technical directive to close the loophole exploited by Red Bull at the German Grand Prix last weekend. This was predicted by The F1 Times on... read more »