The HRT team has passed all the mandatory FIA crash tests, AUTOSPORT has learned, although its presence at the final Barcelona Formula 1 test is still in doubt read more »

Feb.24 (GMM) Marussia's new car for 2012 does not feature a 'step' on its front nose. Every team on the 2012 grid, including HRT who are yet to release their... read more »

Marussia’s new car for 2012 does not feature a ‘step’ on its front nose. Every team on the 2012 grid, including HRT who are yet to release their... read more »

The FIA has moved to eliminate a potential loophole in regards to off-throttle exhaust blowing, after one engine manufacturer highlighted the issue to the governing read more »

The FIA is to close off a loophole in Formula 1's new engine mapping regulations as part of a fresh clampdown on exhaust blowing, AUTOSPORT can reveal read more »

HRT’s 2012 car is still not ready to test, team driver Narain Karthikeyan has clarified. While the struggling Spanish team ran with its 2011 car at the recent Jerez... read more »

Red Bull boss Christian Horner says the Formula One teams are willing to follow the FIA's guidance over Bahrain and believes the race will definitely happen read more »

Red Bull boss Christian Horner has backed the FIA over Formula 1's planned return to Bahrain, with the Gulf State set to host the fourth round of the season on 22... read more »

Red Bull boss Christian Horner is convinced the Bahrain Grand Prix will go ahead, expressing total faith in the FIA and Bernie Ecclestone to make the right call. read more »

Red Bull team principal Christian Horner says Formula 1 teams will trust the FIA when deciding on the Bahrain GP, but insists there are no plans to cancel the event at the moment. read more »

Christian Horner says the teams will adhere to the FIA's ruling over whether or not Formula One should head to Bahrain this season... read more »

Feb.15 (GMM) Bernie Ecclestone has played down the latest reports about violence in Bahrain, insisting April's 2012 race is still scheduled to go ahead. On the one-year... read more »

Bernie Ecclestone and the FIA remain keen for the Bahrain Grand Prix to go ahead despite further violence and calls for it to be cancelled. This read more »

FIA technical director Charlie Whiting has given the green light for McLaren and Ferrari to continue using controversial exhaust layouts. read more »

The FIA's technical delegate Charlie Whiting has given McLaren and Ferrari's exhausts the all clear, after some teams raised concerns that they pushed the regulations read more »

Ferrari and McLaren have been handed a boost after their exhaust designs were reportedly declared legal by the FIA's tech man Charlie Whiting... read more »

Williams and McLaren are confident that the FIA has a firm handle on the policing of exhaust designs in 2012, despite teams pushing the limit of the regulations to the maximum... read more »

Feb.10 (GMM) HRT team members had their fingers crossed this week that the 2012 car would pass the FIA's mandatory crash tests. Most of the Spanish team's rivals... read more »

HRT cannot take its new car to the first Barcelona test, having failed two FIA crash tests which must be passed before the car can run on a circuit. Although the chassis itself... read more »

HRT's 2012 car will only make its debut at the third and final pre-season test as the car has failed two of its mandatory FIA crash tests... read more »

HRT will have to wait until the final pre-season test to get its new car on track after failing two of the FIA's mandatory crash tests read more »

HRT has revealed that its 2012 car has failed elements of the mandatory FIA crash test, delaying its appearance until the final pre-season test. read more »

HRT team members had their fingers crossed this week that the 2012 car would pass the FIA’s mandatory crash tests. Most of the Spanish team’s rivals have... read more »

Pressure is growing on the FIA to cancel the Bahrain GP after a group of British peers voiced their opposition... read more »

Several British politicians have called on Formula 1's governing body, the FIA, to reconsider its decision to go ahead with the Bahrain GP. In an open read more »