Mercedes looks set to begin the 2015 season with its 'old' F1 engine. It is the latest development in the so-called 'engine unfreeze' saga, after the FIA... read more »

The FIA has given the green-light for Honda to make changes to its power unit during the 2015 season after the Japanese manufacturer took the issue up with the governing body... read more »

The FIA's new superlicence requirements have drawn some criticism after it became apparent that several world champions wouldn't have qualified had the system been in... read more »

Lotus have confirmed that their 2015 car, the E23, has passed all mandatory FIA crash tests ahead of its expected track debut on February 1st. Lotus teased its Twitter... read more »

The FIA says it would be open to making changes to its new Super Licence points system in the future, if the governing body feels that the weight placed behind a junior... read more »

Lotus has confirmed its 2015 challenger has passed the FIA's mandatory crash tests read more »

Lotus has become the latest team to announce via Twitter that its 2015 car - the E23 - has passed the FIA crash tests read more »

Michael Schumacher's Formula 1 comeback in 2010 could still have happened under the new stricter superlicence criteria, the FIA has revealed read more »

The Lotus E23 chassis has been homologated after passing the FIA's mandatory crash tests. read more »

The FIA says it is open to tweaking the new Formula 1 superlicence system in the future if it feels that the weighting of junior championships needs adjusting read more »

Pirelli's Paul Hembery has made it clear to Formula 1 bosses that the Italian company is ready to supply the sport with larger rear tyres. The FIA and F1's Strategy... read more »

The start time for March’s Malaysian GP could be brought forward as a result of the recommendations made to the FIA in the wake of Jules Bianchi’s horrific accident at Suzuka... read more »

The FIA is considering potential concessions for Honda after concern from the engine manufacturer that it is being unfairly treated read more »

The Malaysian Grand Prix could adopt an earlier start time to adhere to an FIA safety recommendation made following Jules Bianchi's crash in Japan last year. read more »

Ferrari president Sergio Marchionne believes his team has a chance to make up for a late start to its 2015 car thanks to the FIA's Formula 1 engine freeze ruling read more »

Having met with representatives of Honda the FIA is said to be considering making changes to the engine rules. read more »

The FIA is considering whether to make further changes to F1's engine rules following a meeting with Honda this week, according to the BBC read more »

Formula 1's governing body, the FIA, is considering whether or not to make further changes to the regulations after holding discussions with returning engine manufacturer... read more »

It remains possible the FIA will do a u-turn after excluding Honda from the new engine development 'unfreeze'. McLaren and its new 2015 works partner Honda were... read more »

The FIA is considering whether or not it should make further changes to Formula 1 rules, following a meeting with Honda this week read more »

Gary Paffett says overlooking the DTM from its super licence points system is quite a flaw by the FIA read more »

Toro Rosso has confirmed its 2015 car has passed its mandatory FIA crash tests ahead of the start of pre-season testing read more »

Toro Rosso's 2015 Formula 1 challenger has passed the FIA's mandatory crash tests. read more »

FIA vice president Nasser Khalifa al Attiyah says more F1 races in the Middle East would be good for the region despite Bahrain s ability to veto a grand prix in Qatar. read more »

Robin Frijns is expecting the FIA to be flexible over future Super Licence applications, even though it has devised a feeder category points system. read more »