Pedro de la Rosa is confident that HRT will meet the mandatory 107% regulation to qualify in Malaysia after improvements to its car. The Spanish team read more »

Formula 1 governing body the FIA has announced a series of regulation changes ahead of next weekend's season opening Australian Grand Prix, with tyre allocation, the... read more »

The FIA World Motor Sport Council has passed some minor tweaks to the Formula One regulations a week ahead of the first grand prix of 2012 in Australia read more »

The FIA has made some minor changes to the regulations ahead of the season opening Australian Grand Prix next weekend. The drag-reduction-system, which can't be... read more »

Mar.7 (GMM) Marussia's 2012 car will be on the Melbourne grid next weekend, after the MR01 finally passed a missing FIA crash test. The former Virgin team's... read more »

Marc Gené has called for a qualifying regulation change in F1, believing the current Q3 format unfairly deprives fans of on-track action. On numerous occasions last... read more »

The regulations surrounding the ‘ugly’ noses which have become common place up and down the grid, will most likely change in 2013, with appearance being read more »

Sauber have today presented their new C31, a car again powered by a Ferrari V8. Other than that however, little was left unchanged, as the team tackled the challenge of... read more »

The Formula One Sporting and Technical Regulations are constantly developing to respond to changes in the sport, improve the show and reduce costs. This season will be no... read more »

Formula One's governing body, the FIA have today confirmed the regulation changes for 2012. These changes include some clarifications to the sporting regulations,... read more »

The latest wave of F1 rule changes were confirmed by the FIA on Wednesday, with the list being passed at the World Motor Sport Council gathering in India. The tweaks include a... read more »

The FIA has confirmed a number of minor changes for the 2012 season, the result of a World Motor Sport Council meeting in India on read more »

The FIA has made a number of tweaks to Formula One's technical and sporting regulations in order to tidy up some grey areas read more »

As well as ratifying the 2012 calendar, the World Motor Sport Council has confirmed a number of changes to the technical and sporting regulations for 2012. read more »

The Formula 1 Commission has met today in Geneva to discuss several changes for the 2012 season which includes calendar, regulation and name changes. The changes read more »

McLaren technical director Paddy Lowe says he isn't worried about regulation changes linked to blown diffusers for the 2012 F1 season read more »

Adrian Newey believes the regulation changes for 2012, which in particular focus on where the exhaust gases exit, will create a major challenge for the read more »

Pirelli has been invited to meet Formula 1 sporting directors at the Indian Grand Prix in a bid to forge an agreement on tyre regulation tweaks for 2012, AUTOSPORT has learned read more »

Daniel Ricciardo has been cleared to race despite failing to set a time within the 107% regulation all weekend. The Hispania driver suffered a water leak read more »

'One-move' rule to made formal regulation, Button 'warns Hamilton', plus more read more »

Four teams have so far broken the FIA's curfew rule in Singapore this weekend which runs from 9.30am to 4pm. The regulation states that 'no team personnel read more »

An innocent mistake by Toro Rosso boss Franz Tost has seen his team fall foul of the curfew regulation for the first time this season. read more »

Pirelli is pushing for a change in the tyre regulations to limit the amount of unused tyres left after each grand prix weekend read more »

The FIA has cleared four drivers to race tomorrow, despite them failing to qualify within the 107% regulation on Saturday. With Mark Webber setting a best read more »

Fernando Alonso insists Ferrari's pace at the British Grand Prix was real, and nothing to do with the regulation changes introduced there. read more »