Red Bull has said it will require a guarantee from Formula 1 that engine development will be frozen before the first race of the 2022 season, if it’s to push ahead with plans... read more »

McLaren says Carlos Sainz Jr will not be frozen out of any technical discussions at the team this year despite his switch to Ferrari for 2021 read more »

Red Bull advisor Helmut Marko believes that it will be very difficult to beat the utterly dominant Mercedes outfit until 2022 given the development freeze. read more »

Williams' head of vehicle performance, Dave Robson, thinks more teams would have gone down the copycat route had there not been a chassis freeze next year. read more »

Renault team principal Cyril Abiteboul has said the team will not freeze McLaren-bound Daniel Ricciardo out of the development of the car, despite the 2020 machinery being... read more »

Formula 1 will be freezing parts in two batches this season, those at the start of the championship and a second batch at the end of September. read more »

The FIA has revealed updates to the rules on frozen parts under the 2020 Formula 1 regulations ahead of the start of the season in two weeks' time read more »

The FIA has called on all teams to provide a full list of their pit lane equipment by July 22 as a freeze on all parts will be in effect from September. read more »

A new technical directive issued by the FIA will see the development of Formula 1 pit stop equipment frozen from September this year. read more »

Ross Brawn has said that a flexible token system needed to be created not only due to time pressures but also because of McLaren's switch to Mercedes power. read more »

Formula 1 managing director of motorsports Ross Brawn says the new development token system being introduced for 2020 had to be "flexible" owing to its late... read more »

Mercedes technical director, James Allison believes the rules freeze in 2021 could actually benefit his team in 2022 when the much anticipated raft of new regulations is... read more »

F1's decision to freeze parts of the car for 2021 could benefit McLaren, that's according to Red Bull advisor Helmut Marko. read more »

Formula 1 stakeholders are assessing a token system for teams to decide the car elements they freeze or develop for 2020/21, as part of the latest coronavirus-response crisis talks read more »

Formula 1 could impose an engine development freeze on the current powerunits as an emergency measure if there needs to be a further dramatic reduction in costs to save teams read more »

Liberty Media had hoped to have the first signature on a new Concorde Agreement in April but that is now on hold with F1's owners considering a one-year option. read more »

The McLaren F1 team will be allowed to make the necessary changes to its chassis despite the sport's decision to freeze the development of several parts of the actual race... read more »

McLaren has confirmed it is to push ahead with its planned power unit switch for the 2021 Formula 1 season despite the regulation freeze. read more »

McLaren has confirmed that it will continue with plans to switch to Mercedes power units for 2021, despite chassis designs being frozen for the next Formula 1 season read more »

Bosses at the various manufacturers insist that engine convergence is possible, with Ferrari suggesting that there will be a freeze on future development after 2021. read more »

Formula 1 engine manufacturers expect their performance to converge even further as the rulemakers are planning to freeze elements of development after 2021 read more »

Three hours after the chequered flag fell in Austria, Max Verstappen the declared the official winner after being cleared of any wrongdoing in a stewards' investigation. read more »

With new engine regulations set to be introduced in 2021, Renault want the current regulations to be frozen for the interim years to minimise cost and resources. read more »

Representatives from both Red Bull and Renault would like to see engine development come to a halt from next season onward to prevent new teams having an unfair advantage. read more »

One race into the season and teams' unrest mounts as Renault calls for a freeze on engine development. read more »