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 »

The FIA has formalised its new safety measures using lessons learned from Jules Bianchi's accident at the Japanese Grand Prix last year read more »

The FIA has confirmed the regulations surrounding the new Virtual Safety Car in 2015 in the latest sporting regulations read more »

As part of the publication of the 2015 Formula One regulations, the FIA has finalised the details of the new virtual safety car system in an attempt to improve safety while... read more »

The intricacies behind Formula 1's new Virtual Safety Car (VSC) system have been confirmed, with governing body the FIA formally adding the procedure to its sporting... read more »

With Mexico returning to the Formula 1 calendar this season, renovating Mexico City's Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez circuit - which hasn't been used by F1 since 2001 -... read more »

The FIA has published details about the new Virtual Safety Car (VSC) which will officially debut in 2015 to improve safety during a race weekend. The system comes in response... read more »

The FIA has revealed details of its new Virtual Safety Car (VSC) system which is to be introduced this year. read more »

The procedure for Formula 1's new virtual safety car (VSC) system has been confirmed by the FIA, after the publication of its 2015 rules read more »

With the FIA introducing a new points system to obtain a super licence, Crash.net picks out five drivers who wouldn't have been able to make their debuts read more »

Formula 1 could look very different in 2016 if the sport can agree on new regulations governing downforce, fuel, tyres and engines. A meeting was held this week in Geneva... read more »

McLaren's new engine partner Honda has questioned the fairness of a rule change ahead of the 2015 season. read more »

Honda will hold talks with the FIA next week to discuss Formula 1's engine homologation rules, although it is understood its chances of winning any concessions are very slim read more »

The Belgian Grand Prix looks set to remain on the Formula 1 calendar through to 2018 after the local government gave race organisers permission to seek a contract extension... read more »

The FIA have revealed further details of the criteria that will be used when issuing super licences to new drivers from 2016. read more »

The FIA has confirmed that the Korean Grand Prix will not take place this year, after its brief appearance on the provisional 2015 Formula 1 calendar read more »

Honda claims that it only wants "fair competition" after McLaren contacted the FIA with regards to a loophole in the rules that may benefit their rivals... read more »