Mar.7 (GMM) Luca di Montezemolo has reacted with alarm as Ferrari concedes it will not be a podium contender at the start of the 2012 season. Despite a media ban, Fernando... read more »

Luca di Montezemolo has reacted with alarm as Ferrari concedes it will not be a podium contender at the start of the 2012 season. Despite a media ban, Fernando Alonso warned... read more »

Eric Boullier admits he was "disappointed" with the FIA's decision to ban the active ride height system that Lotus had been working on... read more »

Lotus has expressed its disappointment at the FIA's decision to ban its reactive ride system for the 2012 season - but does not believe the move will hurt its performance... read more »

F1′s ‘blown exhaust’ saga may not be over, according to Lotus team officials. “For us, it is clear that the exhaust gases may not be... read more »

Red Bull have launched their RB8, and it is now up to Adrian Newey to explain what is special about this car. The most challenging part appears to be the ban of blown... read more »

Force India will be one of the big beneficiaries of the decision to ban exhaust-blown diffusers in Formula 1, reckons the team's technical chief Andrew Green read more »

Caterham have officially launched the new CT01, confident that the ban on blown diffusers and the incorporation of KERS will play into their hands... read more »

The FIA has moved to ban the reactive ride-height systems which have been the subject of much discussion during the off-season. The governing body released a read more »

Pitpass has learned that the FIA has moved to ban the reactive suspension system believed to have been developed by Lotus. read more »

Former Renault technical boss, Pat Symonds, now working with Marussia, believes the ban on blown diffuser technology will aid the smaller teams this season. read more »

Marussia Racing consultant Pat Symonds thinks that the banning of the blown diffuser technology will help his team read more »

Red Bull will continue to set the pace in Formula One, according to Nico Rosberg. With McLaren, Ferrari and even his own Mercedes team tipped to push the reigning champions... read more »

Adrian Newey admits he has been forced 'back to the drawing board' by a ban on blown diffusers read more »

Adrian Newey admits the ban on off-throttle blown diffusers means Red Bull will need to go back to the drawing board" for their 2012 car design... read more »

Michael Schumacher said that his comeback hasn't been so successful because of the lack of in-season testing in Formula One read more »

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 »

Peter Sauber says the FIA's backtracking over blown diffuser ban cost is team sixth place in F1 2011 read more »

Pedro de la Rosa has hit out at F1's ban on in-season testing, saying it makes it near to impossible for someone to step into a car and do well... read more »

Nov.16 (GMM) According to a media report, a reason for Red Bull's dominance in 2011 could also explain Sebastian Vettel's mysterious retirement from the Abu Dhabi... read more »

The ban on off-throttle blowing for the 2012 season will remain in place after several teams attempts to overturn it failed, following a Technical Working read more »

McLaren tech director Paddy Lowe insists his team is not worried about next year's ban on blown diffusers exhausts... read more »

Mercedes GP chief Ross Brawn fears that Formula 1's attempt to ban blown diffusers next year may not have gone far enough in closing off potential loopholes for teams to... read more »

Adrian Newey admits Red Bull's chances of claiming a third double next season could be hit by the decision to ban blown diffusers... read more »

Sep.13 (GMM) Peter Sauber has admitted he is "angry" after both his cars retired with gearbox failures at Monza. The units, like the Swiss team's engines, are... read more »