Bernie Ecclestone claims that contracts signed by the larger teams in Formula 1 could result in them supplying cars to rival outfits in order to keep the grid from shrinking... read more »

Romain Grosjean gives the biggest hint yet regarding his plans for next season, looking beyond Lotus' decision to introduce a new nose for the E22. read more »

Despite only three races remaining, McLaren will introduce a "major upgrade" before the end of this season as it will carry over to next year... read more »

McLaren will deliver a "major upgrade" for the final race of the season in Abu Dhabi according to racing director Eric Boullier. Whilst the final race is worth double... read more »

McLaren is planning to introduce another "major upgrade" package before the end of the season. read more »

Drivers have expressed support for the FIA’s push to introduce a yellow flag speed-limit in the wake of Jules Bianchi’s crash at last weekend’s Japanese GP. read more »

In her latest column for Crash.net, Kate Walker looks at the call to introduce closed cockpits and explains why further research and patience is required read more »

Formula 1's top teams rejected a move by the FIA last year to introduce closed cockpits because they felt the structures would make cars look 'shockingly' ugly read more »

Williams performance chief Rob Smedley says it would be technically straightforward to introduce closed cockpits into Formula 1, should the sport decide to in the wake of Jules... read more »

Renault are ready to take grid penalties in the remaining five races of the season after admitting a sixth engine is a near certainty for most of its customers. At present,... read more »

Eric Boullier believes it is too late for Formula 1 to introduce three-car teams into next year's Championship... read more »

The FIA backtracked on its plans to introduce a full radio clampdown in Singapore to ensure "fairness". read more »

Force India driver Sergio Perez has questioned the decision to introduce Formula 1's radio clampdown during the season, even though he expects the field to quickly adapt... read more »

With six races in which to finally open its 2014 points account, Sauber is to introduce as aero update package in Singapore. read more »

Formula 1 debutant Andre Lotterer has played down expectations as he prepares for the Belgian Grand Prix weekend with Caterham. Lotterer, who confirmed that he has been in... read more »

Adrian Newey has warned Formula 1 bosses that it risks looking like a one-make series, what he describes as GP1 - a step above GP2 and GP3 which run identical chassis. The... read more »

McLaren was involved in initial plans to introduce standing restarts after safety cars next year read more »

FIA race director Charlie Whiting says the idea to introduce standing restarts following safety car periods came from himself and McLaren read more »

Charles Pic has warned that the F1 teams face a “big challenge” if Pirelli push forward their plans to introduce 18-inch tyres. read more »

Pirelli would be willing to introduce low-profile tyres in 2016 if the sport requested it after the successful test of its 18-inch tyres on Wednesday read more »

Looking ahead to the Russian Grand Prix, Charlie Whiting has revealed that the move to introduce standing restarts following red flags next season was his idea. read more »

Pirelli will introduce a new 18-inch tyre design concept at the Silverstone test next week in a bid to showcase their future vision for Formula 1's tyres. Pirelli have... read more »

Formula 1's plan to introduce standing starts after safety car periods for 2015 has become one of more controversial changes to have been agreed by the sport's chiefs. read more »

Renault don't believe it can make any major steps forward in performance with its power unit this season because of the engine freeze. The French manufacturer was labelled... read more »

Plans to introduce standing restarts after safety car periods in Formula 1 next season have sparked debate over whether sporting parity and safety is being sacrificed for... read more »