Caterham is reported to have claimed pole position for the first mandatory FIA static crash test of their proposed new 2014 chassis.     read more »

Mansoor Ijaz, head of the Quantum Motorsports firm purchasing a 35 percent stake in the Lotus F1 team, says there is "zero chance" of its proposed deal... read more »

Nigel Mansell has said the weight limits being proposed for the 2014 F1 season are 'disgraceful' and discriminate against the medium-sized large... read more »

Nigel Mansell has criticised proposed weight limits in Formula One, labelling them 'disgraceful and 'discrimination against the medium-sized large driver' read more »

Former world champion Nigel Mansell says proposed weight limits in Formula 1 for the 2014 season are disgraceful. read more »

McLaren's proposed Pirelli test in Austin has been cancelled much to the disappointment of team boss Martin Whitmarsh... read more »

The FIA has published the final calendar for the 2014 season, which will see a record 22-races and includes both Mexico and New Jersey. Whilst some events remain provisional,... read more »

Formula 1 race director Charlie Whiting visited the Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez on Wednesday in preparation for the proposed return of the Mexican Grand... read more »

Bernie Ecclestone claims that there is no draft calendar for next season's F1 world championship - despite the eleven teams all having copies of the proposed... read more »

McLaren team principal Martin Whitmarsh believes that next year’s Formula 1 calendar will be tough for teams. The 2014 season is set to feature 21 races, with Austria... read more »

A record 21-race calendar has been circulated amongst the teams in Italy on Thursday and includes a return to Mexico but no New Jersey Grand Prix. The draft schedule will... read more »

Bosses of the proposed F1 race in New Jersey remain optimistic that it will take place in 2014     read more »

The proposed Grand Prix of America could still happen according to Bernie Ecclestone who confirmed their contract remains in place, despite earlier claiming the race was off.... read more »

With rumours continuing to circulate the paddock about the future of the proposed Grand Prix of America in New Jersey, GPUpdate.net spoke to race organiser Leo Hindery Jr. for... read more »

Plans to widen the rear tyres for next season have been scrapped according to Pirelli, which, along with Mercedes, proposed the idea because of the increased torque demands as... read more »

Sauber has issued an official statement following reports, originating in Germany, that its proposed deal with new Russian partners had run into problems. read more »

The media is awash with reports that Sauber's Russian backing is on the brink of collapse, and therefore the team is faced with being sold or closing its doors. The Swiss... read more »

Reports today are that the Board of the National Institute of Aviation Technologies (NIAT) in Russia has voted against the proposed investment in the Sauber Formula 1 team. read more »

Several Formula 1 team principals have voiced their concern about the possibility of the sport hosting more than 20 races per season. Next year’s calendar could... read more »

After a decade's absence it was today confirmed that the Austrian Grand Prix is set to return to the Formula One calendar in 2014. It's an announcement which appears... read more »

Red Bull technical guru Adrian Newey has slammed teams who block tyre changes that were proposed by Pirelli... read more »

Red Bull and Ferrari have proposed turning the upcoming Young Driver Test at Silverstone into a full blown tyre test with race drivers in order to help Pirelli find a solution... read more »

The World Motor Sport Council held a meeting at the Goodwood Motor Circuit, deciding on a number of proposed regulation changes for Formula One into 2014. read more »

Williams has backed the proposed return of in-season testing next year, but says it must be carefully controlled in order to accommodate teams with smaller budgets. read more »

The proposed Grand Prix of America in New Jersey continues to pose more questions than it answers. read more »