Formula One's governing body, the FIA have today confirmed the regulation changes for 2012. These changes include some clarifications to the sporting regulations,... read more »

The FIA has rubber stamped changes that will see Renault, Team Lotus and Virgin Racing change their names for F1 2012. read more »

Nov.4 (GMM) The F1 Commission on Thursday approved name changes for three formula one teams ahead of the 2012 season. Next year, Team Lotus will become Caterham, Renault will... read more »

During a Formula 1 Commission meeting in Geneva on Thursday, the F1 Chiefs approved the name change requests that were put forward by Team Lotus, Renault Lotus F1 and Marussia... read more »

The F1 commission approves changes for 2012 which will see Team Lotus, Lotus Renault GP and Virgin Racing run under different titles for the new F1 season read more »

The Formula 1 Commission has reportedly approved three name changes for the 2012 season, after a meeting in Geneva. That means Team Lotus will officially become read more »

Mercedes team principal Ross Brawn has called on the three teams which blocked a recent name change request by the Renault outfit and Team Lotus, read more »

The FIA has rubber-stamped plans to bring V6 turbo engines to the sport in 2014 read more »

The World Motor Sport Council has confirmed that the 2014 F1 formula will feature V6 1.6 turbo powerplants. read more »

At today's World Motorsport council, the FIA have approved the 2013 regulations, including major overhaul of the engine formula. Engines will have to be 1.6l turbo... read more »

The Technical Working Group has given their stamp of approval on FOTA's proposed rule changes for 2013... read more »

F1's Technical Working Group has approved the teams' vision of the future by endorsing FOTA's rules direction for 2013. read more »

Formula 1 has agreed to a radical shake-up of rules over the next two years - with major car changes approved for next year and all new engine regulations given the green light... read more »

The Korean Grand Prix will go ahead as planned after FIA safety delegate Charlie Whiting completes a two-day visit to the Yeongam circuit and hands out the licence needed for... read more »