Red Bull's Christian Horner says Formula 1 must find an alternative solution to monitoring the fuel flow during races, as the present system is giving some teams a... read more »

Gill Sensors, which supplies the Formula 1 championship with ultrasonic fuel flow sensors, says it has received positive feedback from the FIA and has the governing body's... read more »

The FIA has approved changes to the qualifying format ahead of this weekend's season opener in Australia. read more »

The 11 F1 teams have agreed an in-season test schedule for 2014 which has been approved by the FIA. read more »

Formula 1 teams have approved plans to tweak the qualifying format for 2014 in a bid to spice up the spectacle of Q3 read more »

A shake-up to the qualifying format has been given the go-ahead by all 11 teams on the grid, meaning it must now be approved by the FIA World Motor Sport Council. That's... read more »

A number of minor changes to the F1 rulebook were approved at a meeting of the FIA's World Motor Sport Council in Geneva on Thursday, but the controversial plan to award... read more »

Several minor regulation changes have been announced following a Formula 1 Strategy Group meeting in Geneva on Thursday. The group, made up from representatives of Ferrari, Red... read more »

Gill Sensors have confirmed that they fuel flow meter has been homologated by the FIA and is approved to be run during the 2014 Formula One season, following a race against... read more »

Former Formula 1 World Champion John Surtees has described as "totally and utterly wrong" the recently approved regulation to award double points for the... read more »

Following a meeting of the F1 Strategy Group and the Formula One Commission in Paris today, a number of items, some of them controversial, have been unanimously approved. read more »

Changes to the way that F1 rule changes are approved in the future run the risk of squeezing the smaller teams out of the sport altogether and is possibly "an abuse of a... read more »

At yesterday's World Motor Sport Council in Dubrovnik, the FIA has approved the provisional 2014 F1 calendar. While a few races are still provisional, the calendar... read more »

Formula 1 teams have backed a new plan for more lenient penalties to be handed out during grands prix read more »

Bernie Ecclestone has described Friday's lack of on-track action "disastrous", after rain showers resulted in the majority of cars remaining in their garages.... read more »

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 »