New tests on the flexibility of F1 cars' rear wings are set to be introduced following Lewis Hamilton's comments about Red Bull's RB16B. read more »

Formula One's governing body has warned teams it will introduce new rear wing flexibility tests next month amid suspicions of rule bending. read more »

In the latest Formula 1 Gossip column, FIA set to introduce new rear wing flexibility tests, update on Turkish GP expected, and Steiner hits out at Wolff... read more »

Max Verstappen felt that Red Bull could have given themselves better flexibility for the race by using their tyre allocation better. read more »

The Dutchman had headed into the race as favourite for the victory after sweeping all three practice sessions and qualifying on pole by nearly 0.4 seconds, but lost out to... read more »

If you've ever looked at a Formula 1 car up close, you'll notice that the bodywork isn't as rigid as you may think. Thanks to aeroelasticity, F1 cars since the... read more »

Following the success of the maiden F1 race at Mugello, Guenther Steiner believes the calendar should be more flexible in future, allowing a rotation of circuits. read more »

The FIA is assessing changes to its rear wing flexibility test of Formula 1 cars in a bid to stop teams employing increasingly clever designs to get around the rules. read more »

Silverstone’s Managing Director Stuart Pringle has stated there is flexibility in the circuit’s calendar should Formula 1 need to make any further schedule changes. F1 is not... read more »

Lewis Hamilton is looking for continued flexibility at Mercedes to complement his quest for more World Championship titles. read more »

Lewis Hamilton says freedoms and flexibility in his Mercedes contract is more important to him than the salary he makes as he looks to finalise a new F1 deal.  read more »

The new Ferrari Formula 1 car offers greater flexibility in set-up direction to avoid being too circuit-dependent, according to Charles Leclerc read more »

Charles Leclerc believes added "flexibility" in Ferrari's 2020 F1 car will help the team improve its performances at tracks it struggled at last season. read more »

It is going to be interesting to see if anyone tries to qualify on the medium rather than the soft, to add flexibility to the strategy, given all the variables. read more »

Pirelli Motorsport boss Mario Isola says the Baku City Circuit requires flexibility in terms of strategies, due to its characteristics and high chance of a Safety Car. read more »

The German admits Renault are not as competitive this weekend at Silverstone as they would have hoped to have been, but is still eyeing points on Sunday. read more »

Pirelli could produce as many as eight different tyre compounds for the 2018 Formula 1 season, instead of the current five, in order to provide greater flexibility read more »

Pirelli says it intends to introduce a sixth tyre compound in Formula 1 next year, to give it more flexibility, and plans to take a more aggressive approach to… read more »

YAS MARINA, Abu Dhabi -- McLaren's new executive director Zak Brown says flexibility will be the key to achieving his primary goal of bringing a title sponsor to the team... read more »

Giving drivers the freedom to select their tyre options for a grand prix could add more excitement to the sport, according to Fernando Alonso... read more »

The FIA has announced a raft of changes to the way drivers can qualify for a Super Licence following criticism that certain series were given too much importance, whilst others... read more »

McLaren are hopeful that Mercedes will agree to allow in-season engine development during the 2016 season, similar to what has been agreed this year. Currently the four engine... read more »

Formula 1 teams have agreed to increase the engine allocation from four to five this season - the same number as last season - because of worse than expected reliability. It... read more »

A new hunting ground, ready to be conquered. The new CLA Shooting Brake combines sporty and progressive styling with a level of spaciousness and flexibility that imbues an... read more »

A couple of days ago you may have noticed a different name on each and every page of our website. We've dumped The F1 Times (sorry) and we're now Grand Prix Times.... read more »