Two-time F1 champion Mika Hakkinen has questioned whether Lewis Hamilton will continue in the sport if Mercedes fail to make the fastest car this year within the new regulations. read more »

F1 is set to reduce the number of sprint races this year in a compromise with the teams faced with the added complication of the new regulations, GPFans can confirm. read more »

Formula 1's new technical regulations set designers a challenge similar to MasterChef, says Piero Ferrari. read more »

2022 marks the start of a new technical era for F1 following an overhaul of the regulations that has left teams working to different aerodynamic concepts compared to the... read more »

McLaren says it is already preparing an upgrade package for Formula 1's season-opening Bahrain Grand Prix. Formula 1 cars for 2022 have been designed to a new set of... read more »

Mercedes technical director Mike Elliott is expecting "fairly similar" solutions to the new regulations despite the relatively blank canvas for design. read more »

Formula 1 cars will have a level of performance "relatively similar" to its previous-specification machinery, according to Mercedes Technical Director Mike Elliott.... read more »

F1 teams will unveil their new cars in the coming weeks ahead of the 2022 season that offers the most significant change to the rulebook since the start of the V6 hybrid era in... read more »

Just how different are the new technical regulations for F1 2022? ? In episode two of our Road to 2022 series, Mike Elliott talks through what’s changed and how we’ve... read more »

Valtteri Bottas has a target in mind for his first season with Alfa Romeo, but the new regulations mean he can not rule out any level of success. read more »

Mercedes are on a mission to prove through the new 2022 regulations they they did not luck into their Formula 1 dominance. read more »

Ferrari sporting director Laurent Mekies does not believe a team will be "screwed" this season if it fails to hit the ground running with the new F1 regulations. read more »

With teams putting the finishing touches to their 2022 challengers, there is some hope that the more restrictive regulations won't make all the designs identical.For... read more »

Mercedes chief technical officer James Allison has explained the reasons why F1 has introduced its biggest regulations change for decades as it attempts to solve a range of... read more »

While the FIA are not expecting a Brawn GP-esque loophole to be found in the new regulations, they are wary of the rules being interpreted differently. read more »

Having spent the last two seasons in recovery mode, there is a renewed sense of optimism surrounding Ferrari heading into Formula 1's new era of regulations.  read more »

Mercedes' Chief Technical Officer James Allison says the new Formula 1 regulations being introduced in 2022 can prove that luck was not behind its dominance in the... read more »

Mercedes chief technical officer James Allison has welcomed F1's new regulations he views as an opportunity for the team to prove it did not 'stumble' into its... read more »

McLaren has shared a video in which its 2022 Formula 1 car, the MCL36, was fired up for the first time. The car, which is equipped with a Mercedes Power Unit, has been designed... read more »

James Allison believes that the new regulations for the 2022 Formula 1 season "dwarf" any changes that have taken place over the course of F1 history. read more »

Mercedes' Chief Technical Officer James Allison says the new regulations that come into play in 2022 "dwarf" previous year-to-year changes in Formula 1. The... read more »

Formula 1 has formally outlined its schedule for pre-season testing ahead of the 2022 season. The championship is this season introducing an overhaul of the technical... read more »

New year, new car, new era of Formula One! A lot has changed for F1 2022... For episode one of Mercedes’ Road to 2022 series, we asked James Allison to set the scene for us,... read more »

Ferrari has been forced to alter its plan for its private week of Formula 1 testing at Fiorano while the team waits for an update from the FIA over the regulations.  read more »

Ferrari has altered its test plans for this week's four-day gathering at private facility Fiorano. The marque had intended to run its 2021-spec SF21 for Charles Leclerc,... read more »