Force India driver Sergio Perez has labelled the accident which befell Jules Bianchi as 'unacceptable', following the Frenchman's crash at the Japanese Grand... read more »

The inaugural Russian Grand Prix will feature two DRS zones, governing body the FIA has announced. read more »

World motorsport's governing body the FIA is to investigate Jules Bianchi's accident at the Japanese Grand Prix. read more »

Former FIA president Max Mosley insists the governing body were not at fault in anyway for Jules Bianchi's crash during the closing stages of the Japanese Grand Prix. The... read more »

The Japanese Grand Prix faces a 'massive threat' from the closing Super Typhoon Phanfone according to the FIA's official weather service UBIMET. The race,... read more »

The FIA is monitoring Typhoon Phanfone amid concerns it could cause problems for the Japanese Grand Prix this weekend. The typhoon is due to hit Suzuka on Sunday according to... read more »

Governing body the FIA has retained a single DRS zone for this weekend's Japanese Grand Prix. read more »

Toto Wolff thinks Sunday's Singapore grand prix proved F1 needs to rethink its new clampdown on radio communications. Ultimately, a last-minute compromise meant only... read more »

FIA technical boss Charlie Whiting has admitted it would have been tough to police coded radio messages had the governing body pushed through the original plans for restricting... read more »

Formula 1's governing body, the FIA, has revised its proposed clampdown on pit-to-car radio and pit board messages after meeting with team bosses ahead of this... read more »

The FIA has revised its plans to restrict radio messages from this weekend's Singapore Grand Prix. The sport's governing body had planned to impose strict... read more »

The FIA has furnished teams with more information about how it intends to enforce its new clampdown on radio communications in Singapore and beyond. Following feedback from... read more »

Formula 1's governing body, the FIA, has sent a fresh technical directive to the teams confirming that the radio message restrictions from the Singapore Grand Prix onwards... read more »

Governing body the FIA has chosen to retain two DRS zones for this year's Singapore Grand Prix. read more »

Formula 1 drivers face an increased workload at future Grands Prix with confirmation that the FIA is to restrict pit-to-car radio messages which include information about car... read more »

F1's governing body has reportedly banned certain radio communications between engineers and drivers with immediate effect. Germany's Auto Motor und Sport reports... read more »

Mercedes driver Lewis Hamilton admits that he is unsure of governing body the FIA's stance when it comes to racing limits after his clash with team-mate Nico Rosberg at... read more »

The FIA are unlikely to launch an investigation into the clash between Nico Rosberg and Lewis Hamilton, despite it coming to light that the German chose not to avoid contact to... read more »

Governing body the FIA has confirmed that no teams will be running with front-and-rear-interconnected suspension during this weekend's German Grand Prix, following... read more »

Nico Rosberg has been forced to amend his special German Grand Prix helmet in celebration of Germany's latest World Cup win. The Mercedes driver had shown off his one-off... read more »

Football's world governing body FIFA has stepped in to prevent Nico Rosberg from wearing a helmet featuring a picture of the World Cup trophy for this weekend's... read more »

FIFA, the governing body of world football, "wants to ban" Nico Rosberg's special helmet livery for the German grand prix. Earlier this week, delighted with the... read more »

Formula 1's governing body, the FIA, thinks it is unrealistic to expect the sport's rules to be made simpler to help boost the show. read more »

The upcoming German Grand Prix will feature two DRS zones, governing body the FIA has confirmed. read more »

Formula 1's 11 teams have failed to unanimously agree on delaying FRIC (front to rear inter-connected) suspension systems until 2015, meaning the system will be classed as... read more »