Sebastian Vettel feels Formula 1 drivers are not allowed to race each other due to the number of incident investigations and penalties handed out by officials read more »

As the FIA looks into Ferrari's energy recovery system, Sebastian Vettel says he has no concerns about the process as rival team bosses welcome the move. read more »

Overnight investigations from Pirelli have shown that they are not concerned about potential tyre failures during the Belgian Grand Prix, with the vibrations seen likely to... read more »

Pirelli has decided there are no concerns about the integrity of its Formula 1 tyres for the Belgian Grand Prix following overnight investigations into the vibration effect... read more »

Pirelli has confirmed that a slow puncture caused Sebastian Vettel's failure during last weekend's British Grand Prix, but that further investigations are… read more »

Daniel Ricciardo welcomes less investigations for on-track incidents read more »

Moving under braking will now be subject to investigations, the FIA confirms, after rivals raise argument against Max Verstappen again. read more »

Nico Rosberg will retain his pole position while both Red Bulls will keep their times as well following two separate investigations into Saturday's qualifying session at... read more »

Maurizio Arrivabene says investigations into Ferrari's gearbox failures have begun and is confident of a solution before the Hungary Grand Prix read more »

Reigning World Champion Lewis Hamilton stayed on top during the second practice session at Silverstone as Mercedes team-mate Nico Rosberg hit trouble. The pair were separated... read more »

Pirelli have now concluded their investigations into the exploding tyre of Sebastian Vettel at the Austrian Grand Prix last weekend read more »

Nico Hülkenberg will keep his front row start for the Austrian Grand Prix after being cleared of any yellow flag offences during qualifying on Saturday. read more »

The reason for Kevin Magnusssen's incident during FP1 this morning, was due to a suspension failure and not tyre related, investigations have shown read more »

The FIA have deemed the clash between Fernando Alonso and Esteban Gutierrez a racing incident following investigations after the race. read more »

FIA President Jean Todt says bringing canopies into motorsport to improve cockpit safety must be done carefully and practically read more »

Mercedes has clarified the situation regarding alleged gathering of information by an employee of Mercedes AMG High Performance Powertrains, who was linked to a move to... read more »

Investigations by Mercedes suggest no confidential information and data alleged to have been taken by engineer Benjamin Hoyle has been transferred to Formula 1 rivals Ferrari read more »

A 27-year-old British national has been charged with committing a 'rash act' that endangered safety after he invaded the Singapore Grand Prix circuit during... read more »

A track invader has been arrested by police after managing to gain access to the circuit during the Singapore Grand Prix, causing a long Safety Car period. A fan was seen... read more »

A 27-year-old man has been arrested and is helping Singapore police with its investigations after invading the Marina Bay street circuit during the grand prix read more »

Pirelli says an external cut into the tyre structure is the likely cause for the failure which sent Nico Rosberg into a high speed spin during practice for the Belgian Grand... read more »

The reasons behind Fernando Alonso's accident during pre-season testing is still yet to be determined as investigations are ongoing. read more »

New high speed cameras could be fitted to Formula 1 cars from 2016 in a bid to improve investigations into accidents. read more »

McLaren may run its Honda development car again before the first 2015 Formula 1 test at Jerez, pending investigations into the electrical problems that blighted its running in... read more »

Bernie Ecclestone has promised to scrap standing restarts following safety car periods for the 2015 season after a barrage of public pressure. The new regulation has already... read more »