A Spanish vice president of the FIA hits out at Marussia over the accident that cost Maria de Villota her right eye read more »

TEAM REPRESENTATIVES – Mark SMITH (Caterham), John BOOTH (Marussia), Franz TOST (Toro Rosso), Norbert HAUG (Mercedes), Peter SAUBER (Sauber). Mark, if I can start... read more »

John Booth, Norbert Haug, Peter Sauber, Mark Smith and Franz Tost attended Friday's press conference in Germany... read more »

The FIA Formula One World Championship returns to Germany this weekend, and to a home it has not visited since 2010. With two years having passed since our last visit to... read more »

DRIVERS – Nico HULKENBERG (Force India), Mark WEBBER (Red Bull Racing), Timo GLOCK (Marussia), Nico ROSBERG (Mercedes), Sebastian VETTEL (Red Bull Racing), Michael... read more »

Mark Webber joined F1's five Germans; Seb Vettel, Nico Rosberg, Michael Schumacher, Nico Hulkenberg and Timo Glock, for Thursday's FIA press conference... read more »

Derek Warwick is to act as the FIA's driver steward at the German Grand Prix this weekend. read more »

Derek Warwick will return to the role of FIA driver steward as Formula 1 continues in Germany this weekend. The former racer will be working alongside of panel of other... read more »

The FIA has confirmed that the DRS detection at Hockenheim this weekend will be at the exit of Turn 4 with activation shortly after on the back straight leading to the hairpin... read more »

With a single neat soundbite, Michael Schumacher on Wednesday renewed his criticism of Pirelli and called for a new tyre war in F1. The German publication Auto Bild this week... read more »

The FIA has confirmed that the German Grand Prix will feature a single drag-reduction zone between turns four and six. It's the first time DRS has been used at the... read more »

A German magazine is reporting that FIA president Jean Todt wants Michelin to consider returning to Formula One. Pirelli’s three-year contract as the... read more »

Formula 1 teams and the sport's commercial rights holder Bernie Ecclestone must ensure that the FIA is part of the Concorde Agreement when it is put in place for the start... read more »

F1's ruling body have clarified the rules on dangerous racing moves by drivers defending a position, giving the benefit of the doubt to the leader... read more »

FIA Race Director Charlie Whiting has sent the teams a note reminding them of what their drivers can and cannot do when battling another car. read more »

After two very difficult race weekends in a row, the Sauber F1 Team wants to finish the first half of the 2012 FIA Formula One World Championship season with a good result at... read more »

F1 fans might need to get used to the unseemly sight of this year's 'stepped noses'. Earlier this week, we reported FIA race director Charlie Whiting's... read more »

F1's governing body is looking to reform its current system of driver penalties, according to Germany's Auto Motor und Sport. The report said the FIA has acknowledged... read more »

The FIA will examine Maria de Villota's helmet in the wake of the Marussia test driver's horror injuries. Although now out of intensive care, awake and talking to... read more »

The FIA has clarified what drivers can and can't do when overtaking/defending for position following a spate of incidents. The governing body's Charlie Whiting issued... read more »

FIA’s Charlie Whiting has hinted that we could see the last of the stepped noses at the end of 2012. Fans across the world have stated their displeasure of the... read more »

Circuit of The Americas workers are on schedule ahead of the venue's maiden Grand Prix later this year, with track President Steve Sexton stating that the progress... read more »

The FIA has banned the use of the drag-reduction-system under yellow flag conditions, following the confusion over Michael Schumacher's use of the system at the European... read more »

Formula 1 drivers will no longer have the ability to use DRS under yellow flag conditions from now on, AUTOSPORT has learned, after the FIA acted to clear up the controversy... read more »

DRIVERS: 1 – Mark WEBBER (Red Bull Racing); 2 – Fernando ALONSO (Ferrari); 3 – Sebastian VETTEL (Red Bull Racing)... read more »