After a one-year delay F1 is finally introducing its much-anticipated new technical regulations in 2022, drastically overhauling the aerodynamics in a bid to improve... read more »

Current Williams team principal and CEO Capito served as Volkswagen's motorsport director between 2012 and 2016, overseeing its four consecutive World Rally Championship... read more »

While the Enstone-based squad is focused on finishing fifth place in the constructors' championship this year, Rossi is clear that its long-term ambitions are much... read more »

With 13,000 components making up a modern-day Formula One car and manufacturing processes running 24/7, how do teams track the life cycle of each part? Discover the intricacies... read more »

Hamilton dropped to seventh on the opening lap of the race, but recovered to sit second behind Norris after the pit stop cycle was completed, trailing the McLaren by nine... read more »

With an overhaul of the technical regulations scheduled for 2022, most F1 teams opted to end development of their current cars early in order to capitalise on the gains... read more »

Christian Horner believes Toto Wolff and Mercedes have had too much of an easy ride in the turbo hybrid era, and quipped that it’s “about time” they had some pressure to deal... read more »

Red Bull announced in February that it would be taking over the production of its power units from Honda at the end of the year, moving its engine operations in-house in... read more »

Ferrari says the "hardest part of its tough cycle" is over but that unlocking more race pace from its SF1000 should be the "next piece of the puzzle."... read more »

Mattia Binotto is looking to Carlos Sainz to join fellow driver Charles Leclerc in being part of a "long cycle" in the Ferrari team. read more »

Sergio Perez says his priority is to remain in Formula 1 next season and wants a project with which he can contest the new cycle of regulations that will begin from 2022. Perez... read more »

Ferrari boss Mattia Binotto has asked for 'patience' amid his belief that it could take many years before his team is back to a winning cycle in Formula 1 read more »

Alex Zanardi remains in a "severe" neurological condition following a third operation after his hand cycle accident last month. read more »

Former Formula 1 driver Alex Zanardi is to be kept in an induced coma until at least next week after suffering severe head injuries in an accident on his hand cycle. read more »

Alex Zanardi has been taken to hospital in a serious condition after being involved in an accident with a 'heavy' vehicle while cycle training read more »

Ferrari Team Principal Mattia Binotto said that he still "admires" Sebastian Vettel, but they have found out after discussions about a contract extension that they do... read more »

Max Verstappen started fourth but was able to jump Lewis Hamilton in the pit stop cycle to finish on the podium in Singapore. read more »

The Formula 1 news cycle has burst back into life ahead of the Belgian Grand Prix, with Mercedes announcing Valtteri Bottas will stay with the team for 2020. Bottas fended off... read more »

Lewis Hamilton says boring Formula 1 races are not the drivers' fault and instead the blame lies at the rulemakers for a "constant cycle" of making bad decisions read more »

Ahead of the Bahrain GP the heads of F1 got together at Liberty Media's St James's Square office to discuss the future of the 2021 regulations. None of the details... read more »

"I'm curious to see if the Mercedes cycle will end. I feel that the moment is near." read more »

Mercedes would back extending the existing engine cycle in F1 beyond 2021 amid delays to a definitive set of regulations for post-2020. read more »

Formula One will switch to bigger wheels and low-profile tyres for the next regulation cycle starting in 2021. read more »

Mercedes says it ran its Formula 1 engines as hard in the Canadian Grand Prix as it did at the start of their seven-race cycle at the Australian Grand Prix read more »

James Allison calls 1,040 laps of reliable running as "chastening" for Mercedes having not even reached the edge of the life cycle of its power unit components. read more »