The new Ferrari, or SF15-T as it has been christened, is "much better looking" than its predecessor according to technical director James Allison. The car is set to... read more »

We interrupt the busy pre-season work of McLaren engineers Tim Goss, Matt Morris and Peter Prodromou to find out just what makes 2015's MP4-30 car tick, and to understand... read more »

Technical chief James Allison says the new front wing regulations have not posed a huge problem for Ferrari and expects gains on both the aerodynamic and engine side this season read more »

Bernie Ecclestone believes Lewis Hamilton will secure a third title this year and says the Britain is a "good champion" for the sport. Hamilton certainly heads into... read more »

Niki Lauda is behind plans to make future Formula 1 cars harder to drive with more aggressive styling and much more powerful engines. Whilst Mercedes is currently dominant with... read more »

Williams's release of computer renderings of its 2015 Formula 1 car, the FW37, provided a first chance to see a nose designed to the new regulations read more »

Sergio Perez feels a year of development under the new F1 regulations will help him push for more podiums in 2015 read more »

Williams chief technical officer Pat Symonds says the new nose regulations had a bigger effect than expected on design for its 2015 car, the FW37 read more »

Formula 1's new nose regulations gave Williams a 'headache' according to chief technical officer Pat Symonds. The FIA has tightened the rules around the nose... read more »

Williams Chief Technical Officer Pat Symonds has conceded that the changes to Formula 1's nose regulations had a greater impact than expected, describing a... read more »

Williams has admitted that Formula 1's new nose regulations for 2015 had a bigger effect than expected on the design of its new FW37 contender read more »

Williams has become the first team to reveal its 2015 contender, with a computer image of its FW37 appearing on the front cover of this month's F1 Racing magazine. Ahead... read more »

The first image of the Williams FW37 has been released by F1 Racing magazine which claims the render is based on what Williams will debut in Jerez on February 1st. The render... read more »

There is a price to pay for success - and more so for domination - as Mercedes have found out thanks to a £3.2 million ($4.9m) bill just to be allowed to race this year. Thanks... read more »

Mercedes looks set to begin the 2015 season with its 'old' F1 engine. It is the latest development in the so-called 'engine unfreeze' saga, after the FIA... read more »

A list of a number of changes and tweaks to the sporting a technical regulations for the 2015 F1 season read more »

Formula 1's governing body, the FIA, is considering whether or not to make further changes to the regulations after holding discussions with returning engine manufacturer... read more »

Ferrari president Sergio Marchionne says his team has achieved its first victory of 2015 by securing a loophole in the regulations to allow in-season engine development read more »

Thirteen-time grand prix winner David Coulthard believes that there has to be room for flexibility within the new Formula 1 super licence regulations to accommodate exceptional... read more »

The FIA has confirmed the regulations surrounding the new Virtual Safety Car in 2015 in the latest sporting regulations read more »

Spain and Austria will play host to the two in-season Formula 1 test sessions this year. Last year there were four two-day tests. They took place in Bahrain, Spain, Britain and... read more »

As part of the publication of the 2015 Formula One regulations, the FIA has finalised the details of the new virtual safety car system in an attempt to improve safety while... read more »

Pirelli aren't planning to make any major changes to their tyre compounds in 2015, but motorsport director Paul Hembery expects things will be more aggressive. The tyre... read more »

The intricacies behind Formula 1's new Virtual Safety Car (VSC) system have been confirmed, with governing body the FIA formally adding the procedure to its sporting... read more »

Formula 1 could look very different in 2016 if the sport can agree on new regulations governing downforce, fuel, tyres and engines. A meeting was held this week in Geneva... read more »