Ferrari considers the debate over whether its 2018 F1 car complies with the regulations to be "completely closed" after getting the green light from the FIA.  read more »

Ferrari are adamant any debate about the legality of their SF71H, its battery or engiine is "completely closed" as the FIA are declared it legal. read more »

As far as Ferrari's technical director Mattia Binotto is concerned, the debate over the legality of his team's power unit is "completely closed". read more »

The halo passed its first test in Formula 1 last weekend when Charles Leclerc was hit by the McLaren of Fernando Alonso at the start of the Belgian Grand Prix read more »

Autosport.com editor Glenn Freeman is joined by F1 Reporter Scott Mitchell and F1 Editor Ben Anderson to discuss the fallout from Alonso's huge shunt at the start of the... read more »

Former world champion Nico Rosberg says there can be no debating the Halo saves lives after seeing the role it played in the Turn 1 crash at the Belgian Grand Prix. read more »

F1 boss Ross Brawn has weighed into the team orders debate following the German Grand Prix which put both Mercedes and Ferrari under the spotlight read more »

Motorsport Show discusses what's likely to happen next in F1's ongoing mirrors saga in 2018, with more rules clarifications likely to come from the FIA after a... read more »

Formula 1 technical chiefs will meet with the FIA in Hungary to discuss proposed changes to the positioning of mirrors after several drivers complained they couldn't see... read more »

Formula 1 "should" look into some teams running either one or three cars to bolster the grid; that's according to the sport's technical director Pat Symonds. read more »

As Lewis Hamilton falls behind in the World Championship race again, PlanetF1 readers wonder if the spark is still there... read more »

While colleague Niki Lauda blasted the 5s penalty handed to Sebastian Vetter yesterday, Toto Wolff remains philosophical. read more »

After Christian Horner compared Daniel Ricciardo's Monaco GP win to Michael Schumacher's famous 'fifth gear' performance in the 1994 Spanish GP, we debate... read more »

The ongoing debate over oil consumption in Formula 1 has taken a further twist with a clarification request sent by Mercedes to the FIA read more »

The speculation around Pirelli's tyre changes for the Spanish Grand Prix is the subject of our latest Formula 1 video debate read more »

The Autosport team discuss Romain Grosjean's first-lap crash in the Spanish Grand Prix, and debate if his 3-place grid penalty was a harsh enough punishment.... read more »

The severity of Romain Grosjean's penalty for causing a crash at the start of the Spanish Grand Prix is the subject of our latest video debate read more »

One is an F1 history-maker enduring the toughest spell of his entertaining career, one is hailed as the sport's best overtaker and, in scintillating form, is set to be the... read more »

Max Verstappen should not shed his attacking style despite incidents in all three races so far in 2018, according to the guests on Wednesday's F1 Report. read more »

Ferrari's stunning performance in Chinese GP qualifying set new ground, ended streaks and had debate rising over whether the tide has turned in their battle with Mercedes.... read more »

Formula 1 engine 'party modes' have become a big topic at the start of the 2018 season, with debate increasing over whether manufacturers should be allowed such settings read more »

Haas chief Guenther Steiner says the ongoing overtaking debate in F1 has caused more problems than benefits and wants to stop knee-jerk reactions read more »

After months of debate over the pros and cons of the Halo, the new safety device provided drivers with an unexpected benefit during the Australian Grand Prix. read more »

FIA President Jean Todt dismisses the ongoing discussion about Liberty's decision to stop using grid girls in F1. read more »

As Formula 1 continues to debate the new rules for 2021, Guenther Steiner says it needs to be done as a collective package as no one issue can stand alone. read more »