Red Bull and motorsport's governing body, the FIA, are negotiating the punishments for the team's breach of Formula One's 2021 budget cap. read more »

Formula 1's governing body the FIA admits it made mistakes in the deployment of a recovery vehicle on track during the Japanese Grand Prix. read more »

The report from motorsport's governing body also highlights major flaws in F1's safety car and virtual safety car delta time procedures, as well as stating Gasly... read more »

F1's governing body announced after the Japanese Grand Prix that it would be launching a full investigation into the events at Suzuka after a number of drivers expressed... read more »

It emerged on Thursday of the United States Grand Prix that the FIA had opened negotiations with Red Bull over the terms of an Accepted Breach Agreement - this reflects the... read more »

Speaking for the first time since the FIA confirmed that Red Bull breached the budget cap, Lewis Hamilton has warned the sport's governing body that the punishment must be... read more »

The FIA have offered Red Bull an "accepted breach agreement" after it was found guilty of going over the budget cap last season. This is according to BBC reporter... read more »

Motor racing's governing body came under fire at Monza after it took almost four hours after qualifying for the final grid to be sorted in the wake of a host of penalties... read more »

Formula One teams who spend more than allowed by the rules are effectively cheating and should face stiff sporting and financial penalties, McLaren boss Zak Brown wrote to FIA,... read more »

McLaren boss Zak Brown writes a letter to F1's governing body saying Red Bull breaking the budget cap "constitutes cheating". read more »

F1's governing body the FIA faced further scrutiny over a chaotic and confusing Japanese Grand Prix weekend that culminated with a lack of clarity over both the... read more »

But rather than this being the end of a process that has already been under the spotlight for a while, what happens next is potentially more intriguing as the governing body... read more »

The FIA has confirmed that Red Bull did breach the 2021 $145m budget cap, however the sport's governing body has described the breach as 'minor'. read more »

Formula One's governing body, the FIA, has confirmed Red Bull breached the sport's cost cap in 2021 but has yet to decide on the team's punishment. read more »

Following intense speculation since the Singapore Grand Prix that two squads had been found to have spent more than the circa $145 million limit in 2021, motor racing's... read more »

Red Bull are found guilty of breaking Formula 1's budget cap by the sport's governing body, the FIA. read more »

Fernando Alonso says that he has 'no doubts' about his trust in Formula 1's governing body amid the current speculation of certain teams breaching the financial... read more »

Formula 1's governing body, the FIA, will investigate the procedure that led to a recovery vehicle being on track at the Japanese Grand Prix. Carlos Sainz crashed on the... read more »

The FIA, motor racing's governing body, has launched an immediate review into how Pierre Gasly almost had a 200 m/ph collision with a crane during the Japanese Grand Prix. read more »

Formula 1's governing body delays the publication of its inquiries into whether any team breached the sport's budget cap last year. read more »

The FIA has announced that it has delayed the release of its 2021 budget cap findings until next week. The governing body had intended on announcing the results today, amid a... read more »

Following speculation over the Singapore Grand Prix weekend that two teams - Red Bull and Aston Martin - may have breached the $145 million cost cap for 2021, the F1 paddock... read more »

The Singapore Grand Prix weekend was awash with speculation that two F1 teams have broken last year's $145 million budget cap limit and could face sanctions from the... read more »

Six Formula One grands prix from the 2023 season onwards will have sprint sessions after the governing body, the International Automobile Federation (FIA), on Tuesday approved... read more »

F1 teams and the sport's owners Liberty Media had unanimously backed plans back in April to expand the sprint race roster next season following the success of recent... read more »