Sauber has revealed that its 2014 chassis has been homologated by the FIA after completing a series of crash tests read more »

Sauber has announced that its 2014 Formula 1 chassis has passed all the mandatory FIA crash tests read more »

Caterham is reported to have claimed pole position for the first mandatory FIA static crash test of their proposed new 2014 chassis.     read more »

In his own words, Lewis Hamilton has had a "shocking" run of GP races since Hungary in the summer, but a new chassis seems to have helped put the smile back on his... read more »

Mercedes driver Lewis Hamilton hailed the effects of a recent chassis change after converting his fifth-place grid slot into a top four finish at the United States Grand Prix. read more »

Lewis Hamilton said his replacement chassis made a "night-and-day difference" to his performance at the United States Grand Prix on Sunday read more »

Lewis Hamilton had no complaints after his new chassis helped him secure fourth place in Sunday's United States GP... read more »

Lewis Hamilton said the new Mercedes chassis he had for the United States Grand Prix completely transformed his competitiveness. read more »

Lewis Hamilton says he is feeling more comfortable behind the wheel after Mercedes discovered and changed a cracked chassis ahead of the United States Grand Prix. read more »

Lewis Hamilton is hopeful his new Mercedes chassis will solve his recent problems after admitting the car felt better in practice for the United States Grand Prix read more »

Lewis Hamilton will be racing with a new Mercedes W04 chassis for this weekend's United States Grand Prix, after large cracks were found on the car that raced in Abu... read more »

Lewis Hamilton will get a new chassis for the United States Grand Prix after Mercedes found two large cracks in his chassis which they believe could be to blame for his poor... read more »

Lewis Hamilton will have a new chassis for the United States Grand Prix, after Mercedes found two large cracks in his car during preparations for the Austin Formula 1 race read more »

The MP4/1 made possibly the largest single contribution to driver safety of any innovation in the sport's history. The McLaren Project 4 Chassis 1 brought a change to... read more »

Lotus driver Kimi Räikkönen will keep the shorter wheelbase E21 chassis for next weekend's United States Grand Prix, having returned to the design in... read more »

Fernando Alonso has been given the all clear by doctors after he suffered a massive impact during the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix. The Spaniard was taken to hospital after the race... read more »

Pirelli says it could be left with no option but to quit Formula 1 at the end of the season if it isn't given the opportunity to test its 2014 tyres ahead of the season.... read more »

New Ferrari chassis technical director James Allison has promised the team will work on the pace of their car over the next four races... read more »

New Ferrari chassis technical director James Allison says that his return to Ferrari has resulted in a flood of mixed emotions for him and a new determination for the... read more »

"My accident during FP3 was my error. I was setting the car up for the entry to Spoon, put my right-rear wheel onto the grass, and just lost the back end. The impact was... read more »

Mark Webber expects Mercedes and Lotus to be challenging Red Bull for pole position at the Japanese Grand Prix.     read more »

Jules Bianchi says his elbow "got stuck between the chassis and the seat" causing his crash in first practice in Japan... read more »

Jules Bianchi will be forced to sit out Friday's second practice in Japan after severely damaging his chassis in the morning's session read more »

Jules Bianchi will miss second practice for the Japanese Grand Prix, with Marussia uncovering chassis damage that cannot be repaired in time after his FP1 accident. read more »

Jules Bianchi will miss Practice Two at the Japanese Grand Prix after suffering chassis damage in his crash at the second Degner corner in the Friday's opening session. read more »