The teams, the fans and the world’s media will not be the only ones with their eyes firmly on the action at Jerez next week. It is rumoured Charlie Whiting, the... read more »

Spanish outfit HRT F1 announces that Indian driver, Narain Karthikeyan, will complete the team’s line up for the 2012 season alongside Spanish driver Pedro de la Rosa. These... read more »

The continuation of our double world-champion driver line-up, further consolidation of our championship-winning engineering team and a subtle, yet deep-reaching technical... read more »

Jan.31 (GMM) Adrian Sutil's manager on Tuesday said the German driver is free to return to formula one. 29-year-old Sutil had emerged from a Munich court with a criminal... read more »

Formula 1 teams are set to introduce a new pit-stop safety feature for the 2012 season. Torque sensors, recently permitted by governing body the FIA, will allow a set of bright... read more »

Nick Heidfeld is set to continue his motor racing career in 2012. But after twelve seasons and 183 grands prix, having replaced the injured Robert Kubica at Renault in the... read more »

Sauber’s 2012 car has an ugly bump on its nose, boss Peter Sauber has hinted. Before the launch of the unseemly Caterham, Ferrari officials admitted their own... read more »

Reactive suspension systems were banned from Formula 1 once it became clear to the FIA that their principle benefit was aerodynamic, AUTOSPORT has learned read more »

Jan.21 (GMM) F1's governing body has banned the 2012 innovation known commonly as 'reactive ride height'. The concept, pioneered by Lotus and first spotted in... read more »

The FIA has revealed that a ride-height control system, which is currently being developed by the Ferrari and Lotus Formula 1 team, is banned in the sport. Both teams were... read more »

It is understood that the FIA have come into action and once again reversed an earlier judgement on a technical innovation. This time, the governing body sent a letter to the... read more »

The new ride height control system dreamt up by Lotus has been banned by the sport's governing body, the FIA, it is being reported. read more »

F1′s governing body has banned the 2012 innovation known commonly as ‘reactive ride height’. The concept, pioneered by Lotus and first spotted in... read more »

Formula 1 teams Ferrari and Lotus have their new ride-height control system banned by the FIA because it improves aerodynamics. read more »

The reactive suspension system pioneered by Lotus for the 2012 system has been banned for the new season, according to reports read more »

The FIA has moved to ban the reactive ride-height systems which have been the subject of much discussion during the off-season. The governing body released a read more »

Pitpass has learned that the FIA has moved to ban the reactive suspension system believed to have been developed by Lotus. read more »

Jan.20 (GMM) Toro Rosso has announced that its 2012 car will be ready to run on the opening day of official testing at Jerez next month. Red Bull's Italian-based rookie... read more »

Toro Rosso confirms its new car has passed the FIA crash tests and will be ready to test at Jerez read more »

Toro Rosso have confirmed their new car will be in action at the first pre-season test after passing all its mandatory FIA crash tests... read more »

Toro Rosso has announced that its 2012 car will be ready to run on the opening day of official testing at Jerez next month. Red Bull’s Italian-based rookie team said... read more »

Jan.19 (GMM) Caterham could beat the entire F1 field to the starting line ahead of the 2012 season. Italy's Autosprint said it believes the former Lotus team's new... read more »

The Williams F1 Team has revealed that their 2012 Formula One Championship car, the FW34, has already passed the mandatory FIA crash tests in December. Chief Operations... read more »

Caterham could beat the entire F1 field to the starting line ahead of the 2012 season. Italy’s Autosprint said it believes the former Lotus team’s new... read more »

Williams has revealed that its new 2012 car, the FW34, had already passed the necessary FIA crash tests in December. In a new rule introduced by the F1 governing... read more »