Red Bull team principal Christian Horner believes the FIA's plans to slow down pit stops from the Hungarian Grand Prix onwards could result in making them more dangerous. read more »

Red Bull has accused Mercedes of “stealing” their pit stop advantage, after the FIA introduced new rules aimed at slowing them down. On Thursday the FIA sent a technical... read more »

Christian Horner says the FIA's clampdown on the speed of Formula 1 teams' pit stops is "obviously" an attempt by rival outfits to slow Red Bull down. read more »

Ahead of the Austrian Grand Prix, the FIA issued a new technical directive aimed at ensuring teams were not using automated sensors to speed up certain elements of their tyre... read more »

As reported by Motorsport.com on Thursday, the FIA has moved to ensure teams are not using sensors and automatic systems to anticipate the individual steps involved in a tyre... read more »

An FIA clampdown will force Formula 1 teams to slow down their pit stops on safety grounds from the Hungarian Grand Prix. read more »

After Mercedes driver Lewis Hamilton noted Red Bull was running a "bendy wing" on the rear of the car at the Spanish Grand Prix last month, the FIA moved to clamp... read more »

The FIA will introduce a new technical directive to force teams to slow down their pit stops as of the Hungarian GP. read more »

Its moves against Red Bull in terms of bendy rear wings and manipulated tyre pressures seemingly having failed, the FIA now turns its attention to the Austrian team's... read more »

Servus & Grüß Gott! Following the nail-biting French Grand Prix just a week ago, Formula 1 returns to race action this weekend as the field descends at Spielberg for the... read more »

With the saga on flexible rear wings now settled, Max Verstappen has called on the FIA to take a look at the front wings. read more »

The FIA will implement new rules from the Hungarian Grand Prix in a bid to slow down Formula 1 pitstops, which have hit record breaking speeds. Teams have been pushing their... read more »

Citing safety concerns, motor racing's governing body has addressed complaints that the stops of some outfits are faster than can be achieved by following the current... read more »

Max Verstappen says the FIA should check Formula 1 teams' front wings after clamping down on moveable rear wings following the 'flexi-wing' saga. read more »

In our latest Formula 1 gossip column, Helmut Marko has confirmed that Red Bull has asked the FIA to inspect Mercedes' front wing, while Alexander Albon has heaped praise... read more »

Mercedes and Red Bull will have to become accustomed to "physical" track limits in future after the FIA ignored their pleas for change over the French Grand Prix weekend. read more »

Toto Wolff's complaint about Nikita Mazepin in Spain, and Red Bull team manager Jonathan Wheatley's call to red flag the race in Baku, delivered the type of... read more »

The FIA has officially ratified the revised 14-turn layout at Albert Park, which could feature as many as four DRS zones. read more »

Following the failures for Lance Stroll and Max Verstappen in Baku Aston Martin and Red Bull were at the centre of the controversy over teams allegedly running below the... read more »

FIA race director Michael Masi has explained why F1 championship leader Max Verstappen escaped punishment for his off-track excursion in the opening moments of the French Grand... read more »

Having listened to fans, drivers, F1 and the FIA, the promoters of the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix have revealed changes to the Yas Marina circuit layout aimed at improving the racing. read more »

FIA president, Jean Todt believes that sport should not get involved in politics. read more »

FIA president Jean Todt thinks Mercedes and Red Bull have made their 2021 World Championship battle too intense. read more »

Formula One and the FIA announced on Monday that two people have tested positive for the novel Covid-19 during the 2021 French Grand Prix race weekend. read more »

FIA president Jean Todt said Formula 1 doesn't need sprint races, adding that while he's "not a big fan" of the idea, there's no harm in trialling it. read more »