From this weekend's Singapore Grand Prix, the FIA has got tougher on the design of front and rear wings in a bid to stop teams from playing games with flexible parts.As... read more »

The Federation Internationale de l'Automobile (FIA) will reportedly conduct an investigation into flexible wings and will tighten measures in response to teams'... read more »

As first reported earlier this month, the FIA has been taking a close look at flexible wings over the first half of this season as it believes teams have been pushing the... read more »

The Jeddah Corniche Circuit is expected to remain on the F1 calendar until at least 2027. read more »

The middle phase of the 2022 campaign was dominated by the controversy over porpoising, and the impact of a technical directive from the FIA to try to help address the... read more »

F1 has confirmed a three-year extension with ESPN to continue broadcasting the sport in the United States until the end of the 2025 season. read more »

Despite growing rainfall in the lead-up to lights out at Suzuka, the race started as scheduled at 2pm local time, only for it to be red flagged after two laps due to the... read more »

F1 is facing another flexible issue, this time with flexi floors, and with the FIA looking to fix the porpoising issue once and for all, they are now set to ban these flexi... read more »

As part of the FIA's effort to stamp out excessive porpoising, it is also tightening up on floor stiffness to ensure there is a level playing field between teams.There... read more »

The FIA's technical directive designed to clamp down on porpoising and flexible floors has been delayed until the Belgian Grand Prix, a move that could benefit Max... read more »

As part of the FIA's push to eradicate excessive porpoising from the current generation of cars, it is introducing a raft of new measures from the French Grand Prix.As... read more »

But their ability to be flexible at the front of the car - especially amid the restrictions of the cost cap - will be helped by clever nose solutions.The make-up of the nose... read more »

At the opening test of the season in Barcelona it was evident that teams could potentially benefit from having flexible edges to the floors of their cars.When running at speed,... read more »

Ahead of the new F1 season, motor racing's governing body is mindful teams could try to make the most of bendy wings or floors to give themselves a performance... read more »

The Canadian believes that learning to focus on those qualities was the biggest lesson he took from the 2021 season.Latifi showed clear signs of improvement during his second... read more »

The battle on track between F1's top two teams this year has been accompanied by a fight off it amid recent questions being posed by Red Bull about the Mercedes rear... read more »

A number of the Formula 1 teams have voiced their support of the proposed 23-race calendar for the 2022 season despite its congested nature. read more »

Michael Masi says talks will place about more flexible start times for grands prix if bad weather threatens disruption. read more »

Mattia Binotto believes F1's double standards are front and center with Red Bull's flexible wings and Mercedes' engine trick. read more »

The ongoing impact of the coronavirus pandemic has left F1 in a tricky situation of having to be flexible with its calendar over the second half of the year.Although events in... read more »

Red Bull boss Christian Horner hinted that the team could choose to take their engine penalties at the Belgian Grand Prix. read more »

The race was due to take place on 10 October, as the third leg of a triple header after Russia and Turkey.A decision on whether or not the race would go ahead was expected in... read more »

Fernando Alonso has called for his Alpine team to operate a "sharp and flexible" strategy in preparing for F1's first sprint race at Silverstone this weekend. read more »

With the saga on flexible rear wings now settled, Max Verstappen has called on the FIA to take a look at the front wings. read more »

Every year a technical argument arises which dominates discussion off-track, and this year has been no different, even despite the stable regulations. In fact we’ve had a few... read more »