Stirling Moss insists that changes to the regulations in F1 will reward driver skill and make the sport more exciting during 2011 read more »

Bernie Ecclestone appears intent on fighting the FIA's plans to switch to four cylinder engines in 2013, which he believes will detract from the show read more »

Former Ferrari star and Canadian GP-winner Jean Alesi looks ahead to the fast-approaching F1 2011 World Championship campaign - and offers his take on the bitter Lotus naming... read more »

Pirelli has been given the option to evaluate new types of tire during Formula One race meetings this year, following an amendment to Formula One’s Sporting Regulations... read more »

The FIA has made an amendment to the Sporting Regulations which will allow Pirelli to evaluate new types of tyres during practice on Friday's. The ban read more »

Following an amendment to Formula One's Sporting Regulations, approved today by the FIA World Motor Sport Council, Pirelli has been given the option to evaluate new types... read more »

The FIA has revealed a sequence of modifications to the sporting regulations on Tuesday, following a World Motor Sport Council in Paris. The changes include tweaks to the usage... read more »

The FIA has adjusted the regulations for safety car periods and pitstops 'under yellow' for the 2011 season to increase safety and close potential loopholes read more »

Ferrari president Luca di Montezemolo is unhappy about the new regulations for F1 2011. read more »

Red Bull boss Christian Horner believes the new technical regulations for the upcoming season will test driver's intelligence as well as skill read more »

Mark Webber says he expects a highly competitive season this year as the teams get to grips with the new regulations, describing them as a read more »

Double F1 World Champion Fernando Alonso might have got his testing schedule with Ferrari off to a positive start in Valencia, but the Spaniard has admitted he is not without... read more »

Just like the other drivers during the Lotus Renault GP R31 launch event today, Robert Kubica made some time to answer the questions of the press. The Pole talked about his... read more »

As the new R31 is a clean sheet design, Renault's Technical Director has much to say about the new challenger. He explains the technical challenges faced during the... read more »

Robert Kubica does not think that the new rules and regulations in place for the 2011 season will make it any more difficult for the drivers than in 2010 read more »

Lotus Renault GP Technical Director James Allison talks about the challenges faced during the design phase of the team’s new car, the R31 and how it has been adapted to the... read more »

Fernando Alonso reckons it will still be difficult to overtake despite new regulations aimed at improving a driver's chances... read more »

Ferrari President Luca di Montezemolo shares his thoughts on F1's regulations, his drivers and the 'Vettel to Ferrari' rumours... read more »

Ferrari president Luca di Montezemolo has renewed his calls for a rethink on the future direction of Formula 1's regulations - claiming the sport should not just be an... read more »

Prodrive has admitted that it will not be considering another attempt at entering Formula 1 until at least 2013, where significant changes are set to be made to the... read more »

Jarno Trulli has hit out at F1's powers-that-be, saying that constant changes to the regulations are putting fans off the sport... read more »

Characteristically pulling few punches, Ferrari President Luca di Montezemolo has lambasted F1's new engine regulations from 2013 as 'pathetic' - and Bernie... read more »

Team Lotus believe 2013 engine regulations are a step forward for F1, plus more read more »

Team Lotus chief Tony Fernandes has hailed the 2013 engine regulations as a huge step forward for Formula 1's image read more »

Jean Francois Caubet, General Manager of the Renault team, believes that Formula 1’s new engine regulations of 2013 could result in Japanese manufacturers making their ways... read more »