The FIA announces some minor changes to the sporting regulations for the 2012 F1 season read more »

The FIA World Motor Sport Council has passed some minor tweaks to the Formula One regulations a week ahead of the first grand prix of 2012 in Australia read more »

The FIA has made some minor changes to the regulations ahead of the season opening Australian Grand Prix next weekend. The drag-reduction-system, which can't be... read more »

A week before the 2012 Formula One season kicks off in Melbourne, the FIA's World Motor Sport Council has announced a number of tweaks to the regulations. read more »

The FIA World Motor Sport Council has agreed some minor changes to Formula 1 regulations ahead of the season-opener in Melbourne next weekend read more »

There will be two DRS zones at Albert Park next weekend for the Australian GP although the FIA have not confirmed where... read more »

Mar.9 (GMM) Despite a difficult winter for the Marussia team, Timo Glock is in a positive mood as he travels to Australia for the 2012 season. The former Virgin squad... read more »

Mar.8 (GMM) A new case of F-duct fever appears to have broken out in formula one. The issue seemed dead at the end of 2010: the FIA banned the driver-activated systems that... read more »

Red Bull Racing has dismissed talk that its new exhaust configuration is pushing the limits of Formula 1's technical regulations, despite suggestions from rival teams that... read more »

Mar.7 (GMM) Ferrari is already working on a major chassis modification that could require the F2012 to undergo a new FIA crash test. That is the claim on Wednesday of... read more »

Mar.7 (GMM) Marussia's 2012 car will be on the Melbourne grid next weekend, after the MR01 finally passed a missing FIA crash test. The former Virgin team's... read more »

Marussia confirms that the new MR01 has passed the final FIA crash test read more »

A single day after the track debut of the team's new 2012 contender at Silverstone, Marussia today announced to have finally passed their last FIA crash test. Failing... read more »

Following the track debut of its new MR01 chassis at Silverstone on Monday, the Marussia Formula 1 team announced that it has passed the final FIA-observed crash test without... read more »

Marussia, formerly Virgin Racing, will line up on the grid for the Melbourne Grand Prix after passing their final FIA crash test. read more »

Marussia have eventually completed all 18 of the FIA's crash tests, having previously fallen one short... read more »

Marussia has announced that it has passed the final FIA crash test, clearing its MR01 to race in the Formula 1 season-opening Australian Grand Prix in just under a fortnight read more »

Mar.5 (GMM) Marussia's 2012 car made its track debut on Monday, despite having failed to pass all the mandatory FIA crash tests. But because the action at Silverstone is... read more »

Marussia’s 2012 car made its track debut on Monday, despite having failed to pass all the mandatory FIA crash tests. But because the action at Silverstone is the... read more »

Mar.5 (GMM) HRT has confirmed that its 2012 car, the F112, will finally make its track debut on Monday. Recently, the FIA barred Red Bull and Ferrari from tweaking their test... read more »

Williams Hybrid Power is pleased to announce an association with Audi Sport to become the hybrid system energy storage supplier for the Audi R18 e-tron quattro. WHP’s... read more »

The FIA has rejected a proposal, which was backed by the majority of teams, to lower the pit lane speed limit during qualifying and the read more »

Mar.1 (GMM) HRT is hoping to get one up on its tailender rival Marussia by at least running its 2012 car before shipping it to Australia. Marussia, formerly Virgin, has... read more »

The pit lane speed limit during races will remain 100km/h after motorsport's governing body rejected a proposal to reduce it... read more »

The FIA's Race Director and Safety Delegate, Charlie Whiting, has rejected a call from the teams to reduce the speed limit in the pitlane during races. read more »