Pirelli has called for a change to the red flag rules in Formula 1 to prevent teams from changing tyres if a race is stopped - after feeling fans were robbed of a great finish... read more »

The Formula One Teams Association issues an open letter to fans in response to the research study carried out last year and reveals three forums will be held before the end of 2011 read more »

FOTA are planning three three Fans' Forums for later this year in a bid to learn what fans want from Formula One... read more »

The Formula One Teams’ Association (FOTA) has issued a message of gratitude to the sport’s fans, many of whom took part in last year’s global research survey. Group heads... read more »

As some of you may remember, in early 2010 FOTA undertook a global research study together with our partners at F1 Racing and LG Electronics.The read more »

The Formula One Teams' Association (FOTA) is planning more fans' forums for later this year - in a bid to get more feedback from those who follow the sport. read more »

The Formula One Teams' Association (FOTA) has written F1 fans in a follow up to its 2010 so-called global research study. read more »

The F1 2011 season is five races old and teams, drivers, the media and fans have had just about enough time to pass at least a modicum of judgement on the new rules and... read more »

Sebastian Vettel believes Formula One fans could be in for a real treat at this year's Monaco Grand Prix... read more »

For the first time in years, F1 fans were actually kept on the edge of their seats throughout Sunday's Spanish Grand Prix - but who made Barcelona brilliant for you...? read more »

McLaren's Lewis Hamilton labels Jenson Button 'the best overall package I've been up against' inside the same team in F1 - and discusses his slowly... read more »

A group of motorsport fans in Bahrain have collected "over 2000" signatures in support of putting Bahrain back on the 2011 F1 calendar. read more »

Dismissing notions of a rift with FIA President Jean Todt, Bernie Ecclestone proposes a way for F1 to become more environmentally-friendly without downsizing engines... read more »

Sauber, has launched an 'electronic book' featuring contributions from all the drivers and team principals which gives fans a new way of helping the process of... read more »

Sebastian Vettel admits that F1 2011 can't be easy to follow for fans at the side of the track read more »

Michael Schumacher has labelled this year's Formula 1 rules a "mega success" - as he reckons they have not only been good for fans but they are also fairer for... read more »

A second Red Bull street demo in as many weeks took place in Turin, Italy today, with Mark Webber behind the wheel of the showcar. The read more »

Manoj Gaur, the executive chairman of the construction company behind the Indian Grand Prix track in Noida, on the outskirts of Delhi, has assured fans read more »

David Coulthard impressed over 60,000 spectators along Singapore's stunning Orchard Road shopping district in the RB6. He took to the street as part of a 'Street read more »

After his horror crash during a rally at Italy, Robert Kubica is making a speedy recovery from his heavy injuries. However, it will still take a lot of work before he will be... read more »

Two months after his horrific accident during a rally in Italy, Robert Kubica is finally feeling well enough to update his many fans on his progess in exclusive this chat with... read more »

As the Formula 1 fraternity arrived in China for Round 3 of the championship, tyre degradation had well and truly established itself as one of the sport’s most fervently... read more »

Those with a desire to dress British World Champions Lewis Hamilton and Jenson Button could see their dreams come true thanks to a new competition by McLaren, which allows fans... read more »

Martin Whitmarsh says F1 can't become complacent and needs to do more to sell itself to race fans read more »

Jenson Button believes Formula One fans want to see a challenge to the current dominance of Red Bull and Sebastian Vettel... read more »