Lola managing director Martin Birrane is joined on stage by Status Grand Prix founder Mark Gallagher to talk about plans to develop an LMP2 sportscar with the ultimate goal of... read more »

Jan.12 (GMM) F1's governing body will decide if it is right for the sport to return to Bahrain in April, the bosses of top teams Red Bull and Ferrari said this week.... read more »

Jan.12 (GMM) Ferrari's 2012 car, described as "not pretty" by Stefano Domenicali this week and codenamed 663, reportedly failed to pass the FIA's mandatory... read more »

The FIA, F1's governing body, has been recognised by the International Olympic Committee, it was announced on Wednesday. read more »

Ferrari has already developed its own version of the Lotus reactive ride-height system for its 2012 car, and is now just awaiting final approval from the FIA over its legality. read more »

Christian Horner and Stefano Domenicali believe Formula One needs to trust the FIA's decision over whether to return to Bahrain in 2012 read more »

Ferrari’s 2012 car, described as “not pretty” by Stefano Domenicali this week and codenamed 663, reportedly failed to pass the FIA’s... read more »

Ferrari is awaiting a clarification about Lotus’ reportedly radical braking system for its 2012 car, Stefano Domenicali has revealed. It emerged this week that Lotus,... read more »

Despite the FIA's poor handling of the Bahrain situation in 2011, Ferrari insists that it will look to the sport's governing body for guidance this year. read more »

Lotus's rivals look set to be forced to copy its innovative adjustable ride height system ahead of the 2012 season, with the FIA happy the concept is totally legal read more »

Ferrari is awaiting an answer from the FIA on the legality of an adjustable ride-height braking system that Lotus is believed to be developing for 2012. read more »

Ferrari team boss Stefano Domenicali says Formula 1 teams will have to trust the FIA and other official authorities regarding the situation in Bahrain. read more »

Jan.9 (GMM) Force India's 2012 car is scheduled to make its debut at the opening test of the pre-season at Jerez early next month. Technical director Andrew Green... read more »

Force India’s 2012 car is scheduled to make its debut at the opening test of the pre-season at Jerez early next month. Technical director Andrew Green revealed that... read more »

The Force India Formula 1 team is on schedule. According to the Silverstone based team the chassis passed FIA's crash test last month and should be ready to enjoy its... read more »

Force India are hopeful of making the first pre-season test with their new chassis, the VJM05, following successful FIA crash tests which must now be read more »

Force India are confident their new VJM05 will be on track at the first pre-season test after passing all its FIA crash tests... read more »

The FIA clarifies how the sporting regulations surrounding blocking will work in the 2012 F1 season read more »

Jan.5 (GMM) A new overtaking rule has been added to formula one's official sporting regulations for 2012. Last month, the FIA flagged the forthcoming rule by announcing... read more »

The FIA has clarified the rule governing how many moves a driver can make when defending a position read more »

A new overtaking rule has been added to Formula 1′s official sporting regulations for 2012. Last month, the FIA flagged the forthcoming rule by announcing that... read more »

The FIA have published the 2012 F1 Sporting Regulations, providing details of the changes in regulations announced at the WMC meeting... read more »

The FIA has published the definitive Sporting and Technical Regulations today, and amongst other things clarifies the newly introduced one-move rule. read more »

Formula 1 governing body the FIA has precisely defined the rules relating to wheel-to-wheel combat for the 2012 season. The description came on Wednesday as the updated version... read more »

The FIA, motorsport's ruling body, has issued a clarification about the defensive moves allowed in Formula 1 from the 2012 season. read more »