Lotus will make small modifications to its suspension for the next race at Germany following a rules clarification from the FIA. read more »

The new FIA tribunal appears to have been a success, even if the penalty applied to Mercedes didn't satisfy the demands of all its... read more »

Red Bull has requested formal clarification from the FIA about whether it is now free to test a 2011, or even a 2013 Formula 1 car, following the Mercedes test affair read more »

Bernie Ecclestone has described Friday's lack of on-track action "disastrous", after rain showers resulted in the majority of cars remaining in their garages.... read more »

Pirelli are keen to remain in Formula 1 next season despite the heavy criticism it has encountered and the recent International Tribunal hearing in which it was reprimanded for... read more »

Graeme Lowdon, Eric Boullier, Christian Horner, Ross Brawn, Martin Whitmarsh attended Friday's Press Conference... read more »

Friday FIA press conference from Silverstone with Graeme Lowdon, Eric Boullier, Christian Horner, Ross Brawn and Martin Whitmarsh     read more »

Kimi Raikkonen, Lewis Hamilton and Valtteri Bottas were all called to see the stewards - which includes Nigel Mansell - after second practice for breaching the regulations.... read more »

The World Motor Sport Council held a meeting at the Goodwood Motor Circuit, deciding on a number of proposed regulation changes for Formula One into 2014. read more »

A new driver penalty points system has been given the go-ahead for the 2014 season following it's approval by the World Motor Sport Council on Friday. The new system will... read more »

Stepped noses on Formula 1 cars will be banned from 2014 onwards following a meeting of the World Motor Sport Council on Friday. The unusual look, which drew criticism from a... read more »

The FIA announces a ban on stepped noses amongst its technical regulations changes for 2014     read more »

Following a meeting of the FIA's World Motor Sport Council at Goodwood House, a number of changes have been announced relating to the 2014 Formula One World Championship... read more »

The FIA confirmed on Friday that in-season testing will return next year. read more »

Stepped noses on Formula 1 cars will no longer be permitted next year, after the FIA approved a change to the 2014 technical regulations read more »

The FIA World Motor Sport Council (WMSC) has approved a raft of changes to the sporting and technical regulations, including a penalty points system for drivers, four two-day... read more »

Formula 1's first pre-season test of 2014 will take place in January next year, as predicted by AUTOSPORT after the FIA rubber stamped a revision to testing procedures. read more »

The FIA institute have announced a redesign to the current side impact protection system with the aim of improving safety from oblique angled impacts. The system currently in... read more »

Fernando Alonso, Jenson Button, Max Chilton, Lewis Hamilton, Paul D Resta and Mark Webber (Red Bull) attended Thursday's press conference... read more »

Mark Webber is to leave Formula 1 at the end of the season, having signed a multi-year deal to join Porsche‘s FIA World Endurance Championship and 24 Hours of Le... read more »

Formula 1 teams now have to give the FIA at least a fortnight's notice of future testing plans, AUTOSPORT has learned, as part of a clampdown on policing out of event... read more »

Red Bull team principal Christian Horner says the penalty handed out by the FIA's International Tribunal to Mercedes is "lenient" and "confusing" read more »

Mercedes team principal Ross Brawn says the FIA needs to clampdown on testing after suggesting the situation has been getting out of control read more »

Formula One will see further improvements in safety as of 2014 as the FIA has developed improved side impact crash structures in a joint effort with current F1 teams Mercedes,... read more »

Mercedes team principal Ross Brawn reckons Formula 1 testing has gotten out of control, and has called for a clampdown by the FIA... read more »