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 »

Australian Grand Prix organisers have made clear that the start time of the race will not be altered in 2015, despite a safety recommendation from the FIA. read more »

The organisers of the Australian Grand Prix say the start time of the race will not change despite a recommendation from the FIA read more »

After the FIA introduced new Superlicence rules for Formula 1 starting from the beginning of the 2016 season, Renault have contacted the sports governing body ... read more »

Dean Stoneman says he supports the new Super Licence points system announced by the FIA and believes young drivers should build towards Formula 1 in small series to gain experience read more »

Renault has contacted the FIA regarding the new Formula 1 superlicence criteria that the governing body revealed earlier this week read more »