Toro Rosso's 2016 challenger, the STR11, is the latest car to pass the mandatory FIA crash tests... read more »

Toro Rosso STR11 passes FIA crash tests read more »

Toro Rosso has confirmed that its 2016 challenger, the Ferrari-powered STR11, has passed the FIA's mandatory crash tests, clearing the team for pre-season… read more »

The future of Formula 1 is on the agenda as the FIA and key team members meet to discuss regulations, race formats and safety enhancements. read more »

Formula 1 tyre supplier Pirelli has reiterated its desire for further specific tyre tests, in order to meet the demands of the 2017 regulations. Pirelli has pushed for testing... read more »

FIA to push for closed cockpit introduction in 2017 read more »

Pirelli is to meet with team representatives, drivers, the FIA and Bernie Ecclestone next week. read more »

Sahara Force India have confirmed their 2016 car has passed the FIA mandatory pre-season tests. read more »

Ferrari's 2016 car passes mandatory FIA crash tests read more »

The FIA is to present its favoured solution for Formula 1 cockpit protection at a meeting of technical directors on Friday, Autosport has learned read more »

Alexander Wurz says it is "time to implement the extra protection" for the drivers after the FIA tested several different ideas... read more »

The FIA should be looking at intrdoucing cockpit protection as soon as next season if it is serious about its desire to improve safety, says Alex Wurz. read more »

Renault have confirmed that their 2016 car has passed the FIA's mandatory crash tests ahead of their full time return as a manufacturer this season. read more »

Jean Todt has called on F1 to adjust the prize money payment structure but concedes there is nothing that the FIA can do about it... read more »

Renault's 2016 car has become the latest to pass the mandatory FIA crash tests ahead of the new season. Renault completed its takeover of Lotus last season, meaning it... read more »

FIA president Jean Todt says F1 must make rules which cannot be influenced by budgets as he is powerless to affect the amount the teams receive in commercial revenue. read more »

Renault's return to Formula 1 continues to gather pace as its new car passes its mandatory crash test. read more »

The Marussia name has been dropped from Formula 1 after the FIA approved the change to Manor Racing... read more »

Pirelli chief Paul Hembery thinks those in charge of the 2017 rule changes have been too fixated on a speed increase rather than improving overtaking opportunities in F1. The... read more »

FIA president Jean Todt says he will only consider closed cockpits in Formula One once he is certain it would not come with additional consequences. Calls for closed cockpits... read more »

Renault's return to Formula 1 has cleared another checkpoint, with the team announcing its 2016 car has passed the FIA's mandatory crash tests read more »

Renault's 2016 car has passed the mandatory FIA crash tests, clearing the manufacturer for its full-time return to the sport as a works team this season. Following a... read more »

Renault has become the latest Formula 1 team to pass the FIA's mandatory crash tests, clearing the renewed works outfit to take part in the upcoming pre-season… read more »

The FIA is expected to implement new rules, which seek to regulate engines, at the start of the 2018 season. read more »

F1 teams and the FIA agree to engine cost cutting measures in return for the V6 Hybrid power units to stay in play until 2020, it is understood. read more »