In the wake of penalties given out to Alonso and Alpine's Esteban Ocon in the opening two races of the season for starting outside their markers, the FIA has widened the... read more »

The FIA has issued a message to all Formula 1 teams, outlining that climbing the pitwall fence to celebrate their drivers across the finish line is prohibited. In recent years,... read more »

The FIA has moved to clamp down on F1 team personnel climbing pitwall fences as part of post-race celebrations. read more »

FIA race director Niels Wittich has reminded teams that it is against the rules to climb the pitwall fences in celebration as the chequered flag falls on a race. read more »

Following incidents in the opening two races involving Esteban Ocon and Fernando Alonso, the FIA has widened grid boxes by 20 cm. read more »

The move that prevents a long-standing tradition of team staff waving their successful cars home at the end of grand prix will come into focus from this weekend's... read more »

Former FIA race director Michael Masi has returned to the F1 paddock for the first time since the controversial 2021 Abu Dhabi Grand Prix. read more »

Ocon and Alonso were respectively penalised at the Bahrain and Jeddah races that opened the 2023 campaign after lining up too far to the left of their grid slots compared to... read more »

Former FIA race director Michael Masi has returned to the F1 paddock for the first time since the controversial 2021 Abu Dhabi Grand Prix. read more »

Drivers will be given more leeway when lining up on the grid in Melbourne this weekend, with the FIA widening grid slots by 20cm after penalising drivers in each of the... read more »

The FIA have widened the grid boxes at Albert Park by 20 centimetres following two incidents in the opening two F1 races. read more »

Williams currently uses Mercedes PUs but has the option to switch to another partner when the new regulations come in.In theory, Mercedes might be obliged to part company with... read more »

Martin Brundle has labelled the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix "pass the parcel" that saw Fernando Alonso stripped and subsequently reinstated to the podium as... read more »

With Carlos Sainz expressing his concerns about "dirty air" returning following F1's Saudi Arabian Grand Prix, have the new floor rules for 2023 had an indirect... read more »

While Formula 1 has been in existence as a racing series since 1946, the FIA didn't announce the formation of the Formula 1 World Championship until 1950. read more »

Helmut Marko has slated the FIA for its handling of Fernando Alonso's penalty incident at the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix. read more »

Pirelli is considering extending its partnership for F1 after the FIA initiated the tender process to supply tyres between 2025-27. read more »

As expected, Pirelli is keen to supply tyres to F1 - F2 and F3 - following the news that the FIA has opened the tender process. read more »

Pirelli has confirmed its interest in the new tyre tender process to continue its supply of race rubber to Formula 1. However, it has not formally declared its decision to be... read more »

Join host Jolyon Palmer as he investigates Fernando Alonso's original penalty for being outside his grid box on the starting grid, and the penalty awarded to the Aston... read more »

The FIA has officially opened the tender process for tyres for the F1, F2 and F3 championships from 2025. read more »

The FIA has launched an invitation process for tyre manufacturers to apply to become the exclusive provider for F1 from 2025. read more »

George Russell has called for "common sense" to be applied to F1 driver penalties after the controversy surrounding the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix podium. read more »

Pirelli has been the sole provider of tyres to the series since 2011. This followed on from a one-make deal with Bridgestone, which also featured alongside Michelin in the last... read more »

The FIA has officially launched the Invitation of Tender for the Single Supply of race tyres for the Formula 1 World Championship from the 2025 season. The tender covers 2025... read more »