Formula 1 team bosses think there are grounds to consider an increase to the minimum weight limit as early as next year, amid growing fears that heavier drivers are going to be... read more »

Formula 1’s top teams are unlikely to field youngsters during the elongated first practice sessions in 2014, with team bosses expressing a preference to give their... read more »

Formula One team bosses have warned that rookies are unlikely to see more track time next year despite the longer FP1 sessions... read more »

Felipe Massa has warned team-mate Fernando Alonso that he will no longer support the Spaniard as a number two driver and says it's time he focused on himself. The... read more »

Formula 1 looks set to feature an unprecedented 21 races next season, with the first draft of the provisional 2014 calendar being revealed to teams bosses. read more »

Formula 1's leading drivers may only be thinking of victory and title hopes in Italy this weekend, but it is the looming preparations for 2014's rules that is... read more »

Bosses of the proposed F1 race in New Jersey remain optimistic that it will take place in 2014     read more »

Michelin could soon be confirmed as Formula 1's sole tyre supplier for the 2014 season after it emerged in Belgium that the company's motorsport director, Pascal... read more »

Formula 1 will remain at Suzuka until at least 2018 after track bosses signed a new contract with Bernie Ecclestone read more »

Formula 1 team bosses are meeting at the Hungaroring on Sunday to discuss the possibility of staging two pre-season tests at the Dubai Autodrome in 2014. read more »

Concerns over the future of the Indian and German grands prix were addressed, if not conclusively, by team bosses at the Hungaroring.     read more »

Team bosses have called for a limit of twenty races in 2014 amid mounting concerns about the expansion of the F1 calendar. read more »

The idea of a minimum pit-stop time is expected to be discussed by Formula 1 team bosses during a pre-race meeting at the Hungaroring circuit on Thursday evening. read more »

Antonio Felix da Costa has told his Red Bull bosses that he now feels ready for a step up to Formula 1 after completing his testing duties at Silverstone this week read more »

Red Bull boss Christian Horner and his Merccounterpart Ross Brawn believe F1 should consider introducing safety gear for everyone in the pit lane... read more »

Leading team bosses have called for a clampdown on pitlane safety in the wake of the incident which saw a TV cameraman injured by a flying tyre in Sunday's German GP. read more »

Briton Lewis Hamilton stormed to pole position at the German Grand Prix on a mixed Saturday for Mercedes, whose misjudgement left last week’s Silverstone winner Nico... read more »

According to the buzz in the Silverstone paddock, Red Bull is split as the bosses consider who should replace Mark Webber in 2014. The rumour is that while Christian Horner... read more »

The new FIA tribunal appears to have been a success, even if the penalty applied to Mercedes didn't satisfy the demands of all its... read more »

Drivers, team bosses and officials joined marshals in a minute's silence in memory of Mark Robinson, the marshal killed during the Canadian Grand Prix. read more »

Daniel Ricciardo and Jean-Eric Vergne were not in total agreement on Thursday when asked how they might catch the eye of Red Bull bosses following Mark Webber's... read more »

Mercedes team principal Ross Brawn and executive director Toto Wolff refused an out-of-court deal masterminded by the team's non-executive chairman Niki Lauda. The triple... read more »

Sebastian Vettel's victory in the Canadian Grand Prix showed that he is still improving as a driver, according to his Red Bull bosses. read more »

In-season testing looks set to return in 2014, with the majority of team bosses verbally agreeing to stage a total of four post-race gatherings during a meeting of the Sporting... read more »

F1 team bosses have voted to introduce a penalty points system for 2014 that could see drivers banned for repeat offenses. Germany’s Auto Motor und Sport, and Speed... read more »