Marussia’s new car for 2012 does not feature a ‘step’ on its front nose. Every team on the 2012 grid, including HRT who are yet to release their... read more »

The FIA is to close off a loophole in Formula 1's new engine mapping regulations as part of a fresh clampdown on exhaust blowing, AUTOSPORT can reveal read more »

Mercedes team principal Ross Brawn has said the regulations in Formula One are never 100% clear and he suspects teams will continue to make the most of exhaust-blown... read more »

The FIA's technical delegate Charlie Whiting has given McLaren and Ferrari's exhausts the all clear, after some teams raised concerns that they pushed the regulations read more »

Williams and McLaren are confident that the FIA has a firm handle on the policing of exhaust designs in 2012, despite teams pushing the limit of the regulations to the maximum... read more »

Jenson Button believes that the current regulations will see the field closer than ever at the start of 2012 read more »

Adrian Newey believes the regulations regarding the use of exhaust gases are clear, but has not ruled out the possibility of controversy before the start of the season read more »

Adrian Newey says changes to the technical regulations in F1 have been 'frustrating' read more »

Mark Webber says it will be important for Red Bull to "understand the losses" in performance due to the new exhaust regulations read more »

Adrian Newey, Red Bull's tech guru, shares his thoughts on the new RB8 and how F1's new regulations affect the design... read more »

Adrian Newey admits that the new RB8 has a less steep rake because of the new exhaust regulations read more »

Sebastian Vettel believes the tightening up of the technical regulations will make it much harder for Red Bull to repeat its 2011 dominance. read more »

Kamui Kobayashi says Formula 1's various regulations changes for 2012 should serve as a boost to Sauber. read more »

Lotus F1 Team Technical Director James Allison looks to the season ahead. How different is 2012 likely to be from 2011? If you casually flicked through the regulations you’d be... read more »

Feb.3 (GMM) McLaren was left the odd-one-out on Friday, as Ferrari and Force India joined Caterham in launching new cars with 'ugly' noses. The odd feature - a... read more »

As Ferrari released images of its car on the internet, Force India removed the covers from its own new F1 contender at Silverstone. The unveiling was conducted by drivers Paul... read more »

Ferrari has released the first shots of its new F2012. A Maranello launch had been planned for Friday, although this was called off on Thursday morning due to heavy... read more »

McLaren s technical director Paddy Lowe claims the current set of regulations encourages teams to evolve their cars and not look for revolutionary changes. read more »

McLaren has denied that a senior staff member expressed concern the team’s newly-launched 2012 car flies close to the limits of the technical regulations. The staff... read more »

McLaren's technical director Paddy Lowe and the team's director of engineering Tim Goss talk about the new MP4-27 in a joint interview. Both point out that... read more »

Sauber’s 2012 car has an ugly bump on its nose, boss Peter Sauber has hinted. Before the launch of the unseemly Caterham, Ferrari officials admitted their own... 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 »

Mike Gascoyne on Thursday said he thinks most F1 cars will feature an unseemly nose in 2012. Caterham is bearing the brunt of the criticism so far, with the newly-unveiled CT01... read more »

One day ahead of its official launch, a picture from F1Racing magazine was leaked on twitter, showing the entire CaterhamF1 CT01 car. The car, as expected, features a striking... read more »

Our first Episode of 2012 provides an opportunity to look at the Formula One season ahead - at the way the teams are adapting to the new technical regulations, at the new... read more »