With Halo's arrival just around the corner, the FIA have approved CP Tech to produce parts for the head protection system. read more »

FIA approves CP Tech as first Halo supplier read more »

FIA president Jean Todt has said the proposal to bring in a budget cap will not be enough on its own to control costs in Formula 1. read more »

Pirelli head Mario Isola believes it’s unlikely Formula 1 will reintroduce tyre competition and instead stick with a sole supplier. read more »

Formula 1 cannot just rely on a budget cap as the answer to bring down costs in grand prix racing, reckons FIA president Jean Todt read more »

A comparison between the 2017 DTM Series and the FIA Formula One World Championship. read more »

FIA Formula E CEO Alejandro Agag has said that he has been trying to talk retired Formula 1 driver Felipe Massa in to joining the series. read more »

Renault F1 team boss Cyril Abiteboul has said that they have not employed ex-FIA Formula 1 technical director Marcin Budkowski just to share information he has acquired from... read more »

Renault has revealed details of its planned role for Marcin Budkowski, the ex-FIA Formula 1 technical director Renault controversially hired to join its burgeoning F1 team for 2018 read more »

FIA president Jean Todt has brought up the idea of using 'global engines' across a plethora of racing disciplines as the vision for Formula 1 continues to be mapped out. read more »

FIA president Jean Todt has resurrected the idea of a 'global engine' that could be used in both Formula 1 and other motorsport series read more »

FIA director Charlie Whiting believes that the overall lack of overtaking in 2017 is down to the gulf in class between teams and nothing to do with the regulations. read more »

Former French presidential candidate Francois Fillon has been appointed president of the FIA Manufacturers Committee. read more »

Ferrari's 2018 F1 contender successfully passed its FIA frontal crash tests on Friday, and it is believed to be the first 2018 model to do so. The test was carried out in... read more »

FIA clamps down on steering suspension trick for 2018 read more »

Lewis Hamilton has revealed high-ranking FIA stewards told him they did not believe Sebastian Vettel crashed into him on purpose at the Azerbaijan Grand Prix. read more »

It's interesting to see the FIA is taking a stand on what constitutes an aerodynamic advantage by tackling the lowering of the front ride height with steering lock in... read more »

Ferrari's 2018 Formula 1 car has successfully passed its FIA frontal crash tests, and is believed to be the first new model to do so read more »

The FIA is attempting to clamp down on Formula 1 teams using steering angle to gain an aerodynamic advantage via the use of clever front suspension systems read more »

The FIA has introduced a new, stricter system for drivers to acquire a free practice licence which means younger drivers will have to wait longer to get Formula 1 experience. read more »

In a new move the FIA is tightening the rules on the issuing of the necessary superlicence for participation in Friday practice sessions. read more »

FIA tightens free practice driver licence requirements read more »

The FIA has changed Formula 1 superlicence rules for 2018, to make it tougher for drivers to participate in grand prix free practice sessions read more »

FIA President Jean Todt says Formula 1 teams voted for a reduction in power unit parts for 2018, amid complaints from some quarters over the revised… read more »

Assen has passed simulation tests and will be inspected in early 2018 as it hunts an FIA Grade 1 license to open up the possibility of hosting the F1 Dutch GP. read more »