Caterham boss Cyril Abiteboul believes that Formula One teams need to co-operate with each other if they are to make the most of the changes in regulations during in the 2014... read more »

FIA president Jean Todt believes it is only fair to charge the richer teams and drivers more to compete in Formula One. His comments come as the FIA looks to increase its... read more »

At a meeting in Paris on Monday, all parties involved in the Concorde Agreement negotiations met to clarify outstanding matters in which the FIA described as a "fruitful... read more »

FIA President Jean Todt believes that less than a third of current teams operate in a sustainable manner, a situation the former Ferrari boss believes is his responsibility to... read more »

Lotus have confirmed they won't race their double-DRS system this weekend despite successfully testing it on Kimi Raikkonen's car during practice. The Enstone outfit... read more »

Timo Glock, 22nd: "It has been a difficult start in Montreal for us today. The performance of the car was not perfect. We tried to evaluate some downforce levels in P1,... read more »

The pursuit of perfection is the common thread running through everything we do at Vodafone McLaren Mercedes, from the earliest meetings laying down the concept of a new racing... read more »

Lotus has become the second team to announce it would be happy to operate within a budget cap. A few years ago, former FIA president Max Mosley's push for teams to be... read more »

Ferrari technical director Pat Fry says the team need to make major changes to the way they operate before they can be competitive. read more »

As a grand prix team, Sauber is really quite astonishing. Every season – except for the BMW days – they operate on a budget that amounts to roughly £1.50 and continue to fight... read more »

Formula 1's Team Lotus is told by a judge it can continue to operate and race under the "Team Lotus" name. read more »

Fernando Alonso has verified that his Drag Reduction System (DRS, also known as Adjustable Rear Wing) failed to operate correctly in Sunday’s Malaysian Grand Prix, after which... read more »

Formula One supremo Bernie Ecclestone is reportedly willing to co-operate with a German investigation into alleged corruption surrounding the sport's sale five years ago read more »

Formula One supremo Bernie Ecclestone is reportedly willing to co-operate with a German investigation into alleged corruption surrounding the sport's sale five years ago read more »

Formula 1 technical chiefs are to keep a close check on whether drivers are struggling with being asked to operate too many buttons on their steering wheels this year - with... read more »