McLaren is likely to face a protest from one or potentially several teams, according to Sky Sport's technical analyst Ted Kravitz. It's understood that a number of... read more »

The new electric racing series, which launches in Beijing in September, will have 20 races on its calendar by 2019 according to a summary of the terms presented to the FIA. read more »

Q. How significant is the change in technical regulations for the 2014 season? Paddy Lowe: For 2014 we have probably the greatest change in regulations in Formula One history.... read more »

The FIA have stepped in to declare the current Formula One car noses legal, moving its investigation into the safety of the new designs ahead for possible 2015 regulation tweak. read more »

The FIA have reportedly asked all the teams to submit information regarding their cars' noses amidst safety corners... read more »

Graeme Lowdon confirms to Crash.net that team is officially entered, with Lotus too also confirmed to have completed payment to FIA     read more »

The FIA is undertaking a clampdown on Formula 1's 2014 noses to ensure they meet required safety standards, amid ongoing debate about their designs. read more »

McLaren's Formula 1 rivals are set to copy its innovative rear suspension design if the FIA confirms that it is legal. read more »

FIA Race Director Charlie Whiting has quashed suggestions that the Lotus E22 is illegal. read more »

McLaren's rear-suspension looks to have aroused yet another team's interest, with Red Bull's Adrian Newey questioning its legality. The Woking squad, which... read more »

Pirelli has declared Wednesday's test day its wet weather day after overnight showers left the track in a damp state. The FIA gave the tyre supplier permission to allocate... read more »

Red Bull boss Christian Horner says he is highly doubtful that the FIA's proposed budget cap, due to be introduced in 2015, will work. read more »

Red Bull's design guru Adrian Newey has questioned the safety of the new lower noses which he believes could lead to more dangerous accidents. The FIA introduced the... read more »

F1's governing body was "bombarded" with messages from rival teams after Lotus revealed the first photo of its highly-unique nose solution for 2014. The front of... read more »

Toro Rosso's technical director James Key admitted that they considered and even investigated the option of a twin-nose design similar to that of Lotus. The E22, revealed... read more »

The Sauber F1 Team today presented the new Sauber C33-Ferrari with which its two drivers, Esteban Gutierrez (MX, 22) and Adrian Sutil (DE, 31), will be lining up on the grid... read more »

On its website, the Sauber F1 Team today presented the new Sauber C33-Ferrari with which its two drivers, Esteban Gutierrez (MX, 22) and Adrian Sutil (DE, 31), will be lining... read more »

The FIA has opened a new Logistics and Technical Centre in Valleiry, France... naturellement. read more »

The FIA reveals a series of regulations tweaks for F1 following the latest World Motor Sport Council meeting     read more »

F1 is to push ahead with plans for cost reduction and cost control regulations after the F1 Strategy Group unanimously agreed the proposals this... read more »

The FIA has announced a series of changes to the technical regulations for 2015, including a ban on tyre warmers and an increase in the minimum weight read more »

Teams will be able to take part in four two-day in-season tests during 2014 season their dates now confirmed by the FIA. read more »

At today's WMSC meeting at Geneva, Switzerland, along with amendments to the 2014 regulations, a number of intentions were agreed beyond the coming Formula One season,... read more »

An extraordinary meeting of the FIA World Motor Sport Council (WMSC) took place today in Geneva, Switzerland, one day after a meeting of the F1 strategy group where teams... read more »

A number of minor changes to the F1 rulebook were approved at a meeting of the FIA's World Motor Sport Council in Geneva on Thursday, but the controversial plan to award... read more »