Charles Leclerc will start a Formula 1 race from P1 for the first time at the Bahrain Grand Prix after becoming the series' second youngest qualifying winner in history at... read more »

The FIA has held a meeting with officials and drivers in Bahrain, with everyone able to air their opinion about how and when Formula 1 penalties should be applied. read more »

FIA officials and stewards met with the Formula 1 drivers after Friday practice for the Bahrain Grand Prix to discuss driving standards and when penalties should be applied for... read more »

It was one of the most familiar stories in Formula 1 in qualifying for the Australian Grand Prix as Lewis Hamilton took Saturday honours in Melbourne for the sixth consecutive... read more »

Red Bull boss Christian Horner has admitted that the team are prepared for the possibility of strategically choosing the right track in which to receive a penalty for an engine... read more »

Red Bull is not against taking engine penalties during the 2019 F1 season if Honda is making promising strides with its power unit development.  read more »

Honda Motorsport manager Masashi Yamamoto says the Japanese marque and Red Bull are already preparing to take engine penalties in 2019, with Helmut Marko prioritising speed... read more »

Red Bull Toro Rosso Honda boss Franz Tost insists taking grid penalties for Red Bull will only help in their senior team's chances in 2019. read more »

After a number of penalties were applied in the opening 3 races of the Formula E season left some fans confused or dissatisfied, we take a look at the reason for the penalties... read more »

Sam Bird became the third winner in as many races as he beat Formula E rookie Pascal Wehrlein to the victory in a controversial and entertaining Santiago e-Prix in which a... read more »

Former F1 driver turned pundit Karun Chandhok believes Formula 1 should look at "natural penalties" whereby it is the track, not the stewards, that penalise mistakes. read more »

F1 racing should be decided by "natural" circumstances on-track to avoid "messy" penalties that alter the outcome of a race, according to former HRT and... read more »

Toro Rosso boss Franz Tost says his team is willing to take more Formula 1 grid penalties in 2019 in order to help Red Bull now both use Honda engines read more »

In a bid to find an acceptable alternative to grid penalties, F1's powers-that-be have turned to the fans. read more »

Formula 1 has offered hints at possible alternatives to grid penalties in a new survey for fans read more »

FIA changes the rule on how drivers sent to the back of the grid will line up in order to encourage participation. read more »

Application of engine penalties tweaked for 2019 F1 season read more »

Max Verstappen has criticised the race stewards for the lack of consistency in their decision-making throughout the 2018 season. read more »

The FIA has tweaked Formula 1's sporting regulations in an attempt to end some of the more farcical scenes that have littered qualifying sessions in 2018. The application... read more »

The FIA has tweaked the way penalties will be applied to Formula 1 grids from 2019, in an attempt to encourage those who have penalties to take part in qualifying read more »

FIA race director Charlie Whiting says the kerb before the final corner in Abu Dhabi eliminated the need for "zero tolerance" penalties that he believes... read more »

Charlie Whiting has admitted that the Yas Marina stewards were "surprised" by Fernando Alonso's antics that led to the Spaniard receiving three time penalties. read more »

Fernando Alonso's closing lap charge in Abu Dhabi proved to be a costly one as he received three five-second time penalties for leaving the track and gaining an advantage. read more »

Lewis Hamilton and Pierre Gasly have changed engine parts for the 2018 F1 finale but both avoid grid penalties read more »

The final Grand Prix of the Formula 1 season takes place at the Yas Marina circuit in Abu Dhabi on Sunday, and with just one opportunity left to put points on the board, how... read more »