"Party mode" could be the next Mercedes weapon to disappear with FIA considering banning 'qualifying mode' engine settings. read more »

Formula 2 driver Dan Ticktum believes his form in the championship this year acts as an answer to "doubters" as he chases a seat in Formula 1. Ticktum, who was banned... read more »

Throughout F1's History we've seen many innovations come and go, more often than not through ingenious loopholes being found in the regulations. One of the best... read more »

Mercedes technical director James Allison says the team are continuing to develop DAS, even though it will be banned from 2021. read more »

Mercedes will continue to work on the development of its innovative dual-axis steering (DAS) system despite being banned for 2021, saying it is "not a closed book" read more »

Steering is an area of the car where engineers have tried to probe the limits, with various solutions having been tried - and many of these subsequently getting banned. Here we... read more »

F1 teams are awfully innovative when it comes to giving their cars the upper hand, which normally leads to two ideas from their rivals - "Can we copy it?" and... read more »

Formula 1's engineers are at their most ingenious when sidestepping the regulations to find performance - and, in this case, defying load tests to improve the car... read more »

Since the early days of F1, teams have strived to push their cars to the limits by improving their aerodynamics, often by adding new components. But sometimes, these new parts... read more »

After an attempted ban on exhaust-blown diffusers for 2012, Formula 1 teams rocked up to the season opener with a workaround solution to get the same effect - the Coanda... read more »

In the latest edition of the 'Banned' series, Formula 1's relationship with the exhaust-blown diffuser is explored read more »

In the latest edition of the 'Banned' series, after a slew of protests over the legality of double diffusers in early 2009, the FIA declared that they would be... read more »

In the latest edition of the 'Banned' series, Autosport looks back at some of the attempts made by Formula 1 teams to work around the minimum weight rules read more »

Following a series of incidents in the final few laps of the IndyCar iRacing Challenge last Sunday, talk in the sim racing world has been fierce on what consequences the... read more »

The 'mass damper' adopted by Renault for its 2005 R25 Formula 1 car was a stability aid that improved front-end downforce before it was outlawed by the FIA read more »

At the start of the drag reduction system's tenure in Formula 1, multiple teams attempted to double its fun with novel and complex solutions. Mercedes' version... read more »

Belgian authorities have banned all public gatherings until August 31, making it seemingly inevitable that the Belgian Grand Prix will be at least postponed. read more »

The Belgian Grand Prix is the latest planned 2020 Formula 1 event to be placed at risk after the country's government extended a ban on large-scale events until September.... read more »

The Lotus 88 was Colin Chapman's ingenious attempt to continue Team Lotus' reputation as an avant-garde pioneer in Formula 1, but his twin-chassis solution was banned... read more »

Aerodynamic development for the 2022 Formula 1 season has now been prohibited until 2021, the FIA announced on Tuesday. '21 was supposed to see sweeping changes to the... read more »

Mercedes' revolutionary steering system has been banned for 2021 despite the regulations staying the same over the next two seasons. read more »

In addition to delaying Formula One's next major rule change to 2022, motor racing's governing body, the FIA, has banned all aerodynamic development of those cars... read more »

Mercedes' controversial dual-axis steering (DAS) system has been banned for the 2021 Formula 1 season as the FIA has brought in a number of swiftly adopted changes to the... read more »

Formula 1 teams have been banned from developing their cars for the new regulations due in 2022 for the remainder of the year following a World Motor Sport Council ruling read more »

Racing Point will not develop its own DAS system, saying it is of little use given that it will be banned as of next season. read more »