McLaren are waiting on the final FIA ruling as to whether or not Mercedes super-DRS is legal, before developing their own version of the system. The read more »

The Chinese Grand Prix will feature a single drag reduction zone this weekend in the same position as 2011, though a little shorter following feedback. The read more »

McLaren is waiting for the FIA to issue a clarification on the legality of Mercedes' DRS-activated F-duct before it commits its resources to a similar concept read more »

HRT asks the FIA to look into Caterham's use of Force India intellectual property back in 2010 after High Court ruling read more »

A home-made bomb has left four Bahraini policeman with serious injuries just over a week before F1 is scheduled to travel to the country. As the FIA continues to monitor the... read more »

Pressure is growing on the FIA to cancel - or at least postpone - the Bahrain GP after reports emerged that teams are "uncomfortable" travelling there... read more »

The question of whether or not the 2012 F1 Bahrain Grand Prix will go ahead, has taken a new twist today, with reports that the teams are keen for the FIA to either postpone it... read more »

One of the team principals of a Formula One team has spoken to The Guardian about the continuing problem of the Bahrain Grand Prix. The team principal, who spoke to the... read more »

Formula One's team principals are hoping the FIA calls the Bahrain Grand Prix off, according to one of the 12 team bosses who wishes to remain anonymous read more »

The FIA has confirmed it is 'daily touch with the highest authorities' in Bahrain, as continuing unrest in the Gulf State calls into question the viability of the... read more »

Ross Brawn denies that Mercedes’ Super DRS is expensive to develop, but insists that copying such a system is no easy feat for rivals. The idea has generated much... read more »

Ross Brawn says he's not concerned about the FIA's latest examination of his W-duct wing, confident it will be declared legal - again... read more »

The FIA has finally broken its silence over the unrest in Bahrain, saying it is "constantly monitoring and evaluating the situation" read more »

The FIA insist they are keeping an eye on the situation in Bahrain as calls to cancel the race gain momentum... read more »

With less than two weeks to go until Formula 1 is set to arrive in Bahrain, motorsport governing body the FIA has admitted that it is closely watching proceedings in and around... read more »

Amidst increasing concern over the forthcoming Bahrain Grand Prix, the sport's governing body insists that it is monitoring events in the Gulf State. read more »

Labour MP Richard Burden has backed calls for the FIA to cancel the Bahrain Grand Prix given the continuing unrest in the Gulf State. read more »

Apr.6 (GMM) Charlie Whiting has admitted F1's governing body will likely have to change the exhaust rules yet again for 2013. Led by technical delegate Whiting, the FIA... read more »

HRT has stepped up the pressure on Caterham with an official complaint to the sports governing body, the FIA, following the outcome of a recent read more »

HRT has revealed that it has asked the FIA to investigate whether Caterham illegally benefited in 2010 from using car parts which Force India owned the copyright to read more »

Richard Burden MP today called on the FIA to rethink its decision to go ahead with this year's Bahrain Grand Prix. read more »

Fired up by its own good performances from the first two rounds of the 2012 FIA Formula One World Championship and refreshed after a little break, the Sauber F1 Team is heading... read more »

Damon Hill has called on the FIA to reconsider its position on the Bahrain GP, saying holding the race will create "more problems" than it will solve... read more »

Damon Hill has urged the FIA to rethink its willingness to race in Bahrain amid ongoing unrest in the country read more »

Apr.3 (GMM) The FIA appears to have waded back into the 'F-duct' debate, indicating that the Mercedes-style solution is fully legal. We reported on Monday that the... read more »