Vote in our latest F1 poll and give us your thoughts on the news of the BBC will only show half of the races live from 2012. read more »

Felipe Massa’s pit lane problem at the Nürburgring has been diagnosed as a malfunction with his left-rear wheel nut. The Brazilian lost fourth place to... read more »

F1 cars will be required to run on electric power only in the pit-lane from next season, if the FIA manages to push its latest rule change past the teams. read more »

Private equity investor Scott Lanphere is reported to be the latest player in the rumoured F1 bid involving disgraced media giant News Corporation. read more »

Jul.22 (GMM) Felipe Massa is not sure he will still be driving a Ferrari in 2013. Earlier this week, the famous marque's president Luca di Montezemolo confirmed that... read more »

Formula 1 governing body the FIA has agreed to limit engines to 15,000 revolutions per minute (rpm) for when the new format is introduced in 2014. The confirmation came on... read more »

Formula 1 cars will be powered solely by electricity, when in the pits, from 2014 onwards. The new rule has been introduced on the latest set of Technical Regulations, which... read more »

Bernie Ecclestone, CEO of the Formula One Group and head of commercial rights holders Formula One Management (FOM), has been formally accused of bribing a German banker during... read more »

The new rules, introduction of DRS and the change to Pirelli tyres appear to have had the desired effect on F1, if you go by the latest statistics... read more »

Pirelli to host the latest forum where F1 fans can quiz team bosses and drivers in person read more »

Moscow F1 fans wowed by latest demo on the streets of the Russian capital read more »

During a Formula One race, enormous g-forces act on Mercedes GP driver Nico Rosberg, and his neck muscles are particularly put to the test. While trying to cope with the... read more »

Two former world champions - Jody Scheckter and Damon Hill - debate the latest 'team orders' row in F1 following the British Grand Prix at Silverstone. They are not... read more »

GP3 driver Adrian Quaife-Hobbs was back behind the wheel of a Formula 1 car on Wednesday as Virgin Racing conducted their latest straight line-line aerodynamics run. The test... read more »

Sebastian Vettel extends his lead in the battle for the F1 2011 drivers' title following the British Grand Prix, despite having to settle for the runners-up spot. read more »

Red Bull's Mark Webber says it is too early to judge whether his team have lost out and Ferrari gained as a result of the latest rule changes. read more »

Sebastian Vettel waited to set the best time of FP3, but suggested that Red Bull wasn't suffering too much from the latest FIA engine directive. read more »

Martin Whitmarsh and Christian Horner, were embroiled in a public spat over the shifting sands of the latest rule changes... read more »

Lewis Hamilton reckons he was still able to get some useful information about McLaren's latest upgrades - including a new rear wing - despite the rain in Silverstone practice read more »

Although no more significant rain is expected at Silverstone this weekend, Felipe Massa was pleased with the handling of his Ferrari once on-track in Friday’s second... read more »

Red Bull express concerns about whether all teams are being treated equally in the latest change to Formula 1's rules. read more »

Red Bull’s Christian Horner admits that it is unlikely Lewis Hamilton will be joining the championship-leading team. The latest reaction from the Team Principal... read more »

Adrian Newey admits to being "baffled" by the latest regulation changes he fears could scupper Red Bull's title hopes this year... read more »

Force India has teamed up with renowned motorsport artist, Dexter Brown, to use one of its cars as the canvas for his latest creation. The end result is the first Formula One... read more »

As we wait to see how the latest regulation change affects the sport, one wonders what other side effects this constant meddling by the FIA is really having. read more »