Bernie Ecclestone's latest proposal is that F1's most important races become a tennis-like 'Grand Slam'. Insisting that the calendar will probably not... 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 »

Two signatures remain missing from the latest cost-cutting proposal letter after Red Bull and Toro Rosso refused to put pen to paper... read more »

Bernie Ecclestone has put forward the rather unusual proposal of allowing F1's newcomers to run one-year-old cars courtesy of the bigger teams... read more »

The FIA has rejected a proposal, which was backed by the majority of teams, to lower the pit lane speed limit during qualifying and the read more »

The pit lane speed limit during races will remain 100km/h after motorsport's governing body rejected a proposal to reduce it... read more »

Volkswagen could yet enter F1 as an engine supplier according to a proposal drawn up by Wolfgang Durheimer, the head of motorsport read more »

Executives at Volkswagen will soon be presented with a proposal for one of its brands to enter Formula 1 as an engine supplier, according to read more »

The PURE engine company, which will enter Formula 1 in 2014, is weighing up the possibility of taking over Peugeot’s engine development facilities near... read more »

Formula 1's leading outfits have failed in a push to try and expand staff numbers for next season, after a proposal to change the terms of the Resource Restriction... read more »

The proposal for third cars in F1 remains open for discussion, but must be handled with care, according to team principals. read more »

Sep.1 (GMM) Jean Todt will propose a radical tweak to the formula one race weekend format for 2012. Finland's Turun Sanomat said the FIA president wants the change to... read more »

Paul Hembery has confirmed that the return of qualifying tyres to F1 remains possible, despite a 'cool' initial reaction to the proposal. read more »

Ross Brawn is the latest to back a proposal for limited in-season testing, revealing that teams are considering holding one near the start of the season... read more »

Formula One could see the return of qualifying tyres next season after Pirelli put forward a proposal to the teams... read more »

Aug.10 (GMM) Dismissing reports he is frustrated and highly critical of Williams, Rubens Barrichello has likened his current situation to waiting for a marriage proposal.... read more »

Vicky Chandhok, president of the Federation of Motor Sports Clubs of India, has admitted that he is unhappy with the proposal to host the country's 2012 event in April. read more »

The teams will consider a third Friday practice session exclusively for young drivers prior to the current two sessions which take place. That is the proposal read more »

F1 could see a return to in-season testing with Sam Michael revealing a proposal is being considered by the Sporting Working Group... read more »

Formula 1 governing body the FIA has come to an agreement with teams over the off-throttle usage of blown diffusers, with Ferrari and Sauber now willing to join their rivals in... read more »

The FIA has released a statement this afternoon which outlines a new 'blown diffuser' proposal for the rest of the season, stating that the... read more »

As the sport's governing body gives way in terms of the 2013 engine proposal, Gurmit brings you Jean Todt's handy guide to making motorsport governance better. read more »

Taxpayers in Texas could no longer be obliged to fund the returning Unites States Grand Prix, with a new four-million dollar (£2.5m) deal having been proposed between... read more »

The FIA has asked Formula 1's commercial boss Bernie Ecclestone to resubmit a calendar proposal for the 2011 season in the wake of the controversy regarding the... read more »

Red Bull's Christian Horner and McLaren's Martin Whitmarsh have both said they would not back FIA president Jean Todt's proposal to reintroduce in-season testing. read more »