From the Hungarian Grand Prix, teams will be handed a 10-place grid penalty if they release one of their cars from the pit lane without properly attaching all four wheels. read more »

Media access to the pitlane will be 'greatly reduced' during all F1 free practice sessions, the FIA has announced ahead of this weekend's Hungarian Grand... read more »

The complete ban on television camera crews and reporters operating in the pit lane has been relaxed, it was confirmed at the Hungaroring on Thursday afternoon. read more »

Formula 1 relaxes its total ban on television reporters and cameramen reporting from the pit lane during practice. read more »

The FIA has announced media access to the pit lane during all free practice sessions "will be greatly reduced" read more »

The FIA has now also restricted access to the pitlane for journalists and photographers, as part of an ongoing safety clampdown read more »

The idea of a minimum pit-stop time is expected to be discussed by Formula 1 team bosses during a pre-race meeting at the Hungaroring circuit on Thursday evening. read more »

Lotus remain convinced that they were right to bring in Kimi Raikkonen for a third and final pit-stop in Germany after studying post-race data. read more »

The FIA has confirmed that from next weekend's Hungarian Grand Prix onwards, the pitlane speed limit will be reduced from 100 km/h to 80 km/h during the race. The new... read more »

The pit lane speed limit will be reduced from the Hungarian Grand Prix onwards, with a majority vote being reached at a meeting of the World Motor Sport Council (WMSC). read more »

Daniel Ricciardo put his Toro Rosso top on day two of the young driver/tyre test with a 1:32.972 after completing 48 laps in the morning. The Australian then climbed into the... read more »

The Sao Paulo government has taken the first step in upgrading the Interlagos circuit by opening up a tender process to local construction companies. The city is at risk of... read more »

Mark Webber's wheel incident at the German Grand Prix has prompted Red Bull to change their pit-stop procedure with immediate effect... read more »

Red Bull has announced that it will implement immediate changes to its pit stop procedure in order to avoid a repeat of their Nurburgring error which resulted in a loose wheel... read more »

As someone who has worked in broadcast television, been in the pit lane, and been to Formula 1 races, Thomson Philips feels he can add some insight and opinion to the matters... read more »

Red Bull Racing is to make changes to its pit-stop procedures following the German Grand Prix last weekend, where Mark Webber’s right-rear wheel flew off and injured... read more »

The clampdown on F1 broadcasters in the pitlane is extended to cover an entire race weekend by Formula One Management     read more »

Formula 1 bans television reporters and cameramen from the pit lane throughout all on-track sessions at grands prix. read more »

Media access to the pit lane is to be restricted for practice, as well as qualifying and the race, Formula One Management has said. The decision follows the FIA’s own... read more »

FOM has followed in the FIA's footsteps by cracking down on access to the pit lane during Formula One races... read more »

Formula 1 camera crews and broadcast personnel will be banned from the pit lane during all sessions from now on, the sport's commercial rights holder has said. read more »

Following the pit lane incident at last weekend’s German Grand Prix where a cameraman got hit by a loose wheel from Mark Webber's car, the FIA has to ban everybody... read more »

The FIA has announced measures to improve safety in the aftermath of last weekend’s German Grand Prix and as a result only event marshals and team personnel will be... read more »

The FIA has moved to increase safety following the German Grand Prix by only allowing team personnel and event marshals in the pit lane read more »

The FIA confirms a clampdown on the pit lane rules following the incident in the German Grand Prix that left a cameraman injured     read more »