McLaren's engineering director Tim Goss says that the performance of its car would suffer if the FIA introduces a limit on how exhaust gases are blown through diffusers. read more »

Formula 1 governing body the FIA has changed its mind with regards to tightening up regulations around blown diffusers. According to Autosport, the Paris-based federation has... read more »

In a strange turn of events, the FIA looked to put a ban on blown diffusers before reportedly making a u-turn on their decision... read more »

The FIA has given the teams a grace period before enforcing a ban on the way exhaust gases are blown through diffusers. read more »

It's understood that the FIA has performed a rapid U-turn over a new ruling aimed at ending the current practice of using the engine management systems to gain an... read more »

The FIA has made a dramatic u-turn after they told the teams that they would limit the gases blowing over the diffusers at the next read more »

Red Bull are among the teams facing an FIA crackdown on engine management systems, used to gain an aerodynamic advantage. read more »

Formula 1 teams have been given a reprieve to continue using blown diffusers freely from this weekend's Spanish Grand Prix, AUTOSPORT can reveal, after the FIA had a... read more »

Formula One's regulating body, the FIA has moved to restrict the recent push of Formula One teams to burn fuel and push gases through the engine in order to gain... read more »

The FIA has clamped down on blown-diffusers, pretty much banning the devices starting at this weekends Spanish Grand Prix. The ruling will mean that teams can read more »

Formula 1's competitive order at the front of the field could be thrown on its head in this weekend's Spanish Grand Prix with the FIA having made a major change to... read more »

Adrian Sutil could be stripped of his superlicense by the FIA, therefore he will be unable to compete in Formula 1, as a result of read more »

Formula 1 teams have voted against the planned undertray rule changes for the 2013 season, with the FIA announcing the idea as part of a series of substantial regulation tweaks... read more »

Red Bull's Christian Horner and McLaren's Martin Whitmarsh have both said they would not back FIA president Jean Todt's proposal to reintroduce in-season testing. read more »

Tonio Liuzzi trusts the FIA will come to a sensible solution on where to place the Drag Reduction Zone for the upcoming Monaco Grand Prix read more »

Formula 1 teams are set to reject an offer from FIA president Jean Todt to bring back limited in-season testing from next year. read more »

FIA President Jean Todt has revealed that his initial plans to introduce a Formula 1 commissioner have been dropped, with the Frenchman stating that two separate commissions... read more »

FIA president Jean Todt has abandoned plans to create a Formula 1 commissioner to look after motor racing's top-level category. read more »

Dismissing notions of a rift with FIA President Jean Todt, Bernie Ecclestone proposes a way for F1 to become more environmentally-friendly without downsizing engines... read more »

Renault could supply a fourth F1 team with engines in 2012 and have already asked the FIA for permission to do so... read more »

Renault Sport has confirmed to GPUpdate.net that it is hoping to supply one more team in Formula 1 next year. Such a happening would require official confirmation from... read more »

Rubens Barrichello has called the FIA's decision not to ban the use of the DRS in Monaco 'wrong'.  read more »

Renault is to lodge a request with the FIA to expand its engine supply deal to four teams in 2012, AUTOSPORT has learned, as talks with potential new partners - including... read more »

British helmet and goggle manufacturer Ruroc has been confirmed as Official Supplier to Team Lotus with immediate effect. The agreement confirms the British brand as supplier... read more »

Williams driver Rubens Barrichello believes the FIA has erred in agreeing to allow teams to use the Drag Reduction System at the Monaco Grand Prix... read more »