Lotus technical director Nick Chester has revealed that the team’s 2014 challenger will not be in action at the first test in Jerez. Chester, who was promoted last... read more »

Lotus Technical Director Nick Chester gives an insight into the development of the E22, revealing that the car will not appear until the Bahrain test. read more »

AUTOSPORT's engineering expert Gary Anderson was technical director at Jordan when Brian Hart supplied his 3.5-litre V10 engine to the team from 1993-1994. read more »

Formula 1 teams have a 'massive opportunity' to get their 2014 car designs wrong, reckons Ferrari engineering director Pat Fry. read more »

Cooling will be key with the new Mercedes engine as non-executive director Niki Lauda has revealed it is sensitive to temperature... read more »

Formula 1's manufacturer teams will enjoy a huge advantage in 2014 because of the complexities of packaging the new power units, reckons Ferrari technical director James... read more »

Michael Schumacher has been airlifted to hospital after suffering a head injury whilst skiing in the French Alps resort of Meribel. The seven-time F1 champion is believed to... read more »

James Allison is Ferrari’s best technical director since Ross Brawn. That is the view of the Italian team’s president Luca di Montezemolo, after a subtle... read more »

Ferrari technical director James Allison is confident Ferrari will have a big advantage in 2014 due to its in-house engine department read more »

Technical director Rob Allison reckons that Ferrari can benefit from keeping all its design and development in house ahead of the 2014 F1... read more »

Red Bull has lost a further two employees to Mercedes as the Anglo-German outfit continues to bolster its technical department. Mark Ellis and Giles Wood, head of vehicle... read more »

Ferrari technical director James Allison believes the Scuderia is once again at the 'cutting edge' and that everything is in place for another era of success... read more »

Ferrari Technical director James Allison looks ahead to the new formula coming in 2014 admitting that while aerodynamics will remain the key his team is well prepared. read more »

Technical director James Allison says Ferrari is returning to the cutting edge of F1 aerodynamics in 2014     read more »

Ferrari technical director Pat Fry has hailed the arrival of James Allison, saying it is good news for everyone at Maranello... read more »

Ferrari technical director Pat Fry says the arrival of James Allison will be a huge boost for the Italian squad's 2014 Formula 1 prospects read more »

Rob White, Renault Sport F1’s deputy managing director, looks back on the V8 era, which came to an end in Brazil last month, when the curtain dropped on the 2013 F1... read more »

Marussia sporting director Graeme Lowdon believes three-car teams would be detrimental for Formula 1, as he reckons smaller outfits are vital for the sport read more »

Renault should do well next season with its new turbocharged V6 engines providing it keeps the 'same spirit and work ethic that have yielded results with the V8',... read more »

Ferrari's technical director Pat Fry believes the 2014 Formula 1 engine rules could open "a can of worms" if a manufacturer manages to find loopholes in them read more »

Mercedes executive director Toto Wolff has hailed his team's achievement this season, saying it's been "quite rewarding"... read more »

Pat Fry, Ferrari's director of engineering, doesn't believe the engines will vary wildly in power output, but says reliability will play a major role in the outcome... read more »

Pat Fry, Ferrari's Director of Engineering, does not expect major performance differences between the powertrains that have been produced for the upcoming regulation... read more »

McLaren's sporting director Sam Michael says the promotion of Kevin Magnussen in to a race seat is "really exciting" for the team read more »

McLaren Sporting Director Sam Michael says Kevin Magnussen "represents the future" for the Woking-based outfit, as the Dane's preparations ramp up for... read more »