In 2021 F1 trialled sprint races at three grands prix to a mixed reception, the latest push by F1's owners Liberty Media to find new ways of engaging fans and growing the... read more »

Ferrari team principal Mattia Binotto has described locking in F1's 2026 power unit regulations as an "urgent matter" for recently elected FIA president Mohammed... read more »

The Swiss-based squad was one of the first to call time on any upgrades for last year's challenger, as it instead decided to focus all its resources on preparing its 2022... read more »

F1's new regulations can put "more cars in the mix" for wins and perhaps championships, say the FIA. read more »

As well as a major shake-up to Formula 1's technical regulations in 2022, big changes will also come in the shape of new tyres provided by Pirelli.  read more »

F1 is embarking on an all-new rules era this season with ground-effect cars aimed at making the racing closer and levelling the playing field much more between teams.While it... read more »

Formula 1 tyre supplier Pirelli says it expects all 10 teams to play an active role during in-season tyre testing through 2022. Pirelli is introducing 18-inch tyres for 2022 as... read more »

After a one-year delay F1 is finally introducing its much-anticipated new technical regulations in 2022, drastically overhauling the aerodynamics in a bid to improve... read more »

Ross Brawn has conceded to F1 undertaking "a rule-busting phase" in a bid to stop teams finding loopholes with this year's new regulations. read more »

In an email sent to fans on Friday morning, Aston Martin confirmed that the AMR22 car will be unveiled on 10 February from the manufacturer's headquarters in Gaydon.It... read more »

The new regulations will continue to evolve beyond the start of the 2022 F1 campaign, Ross Brawn has stated. read more »

Ross Brawn, together with F1's technical working group, immediately singled out the complex aerodynamic solution as one of the changes required in order to reduce the... read more »

McLaren Racing CEO Zak Brown has grown tired of team's having such a strong influence on how the F1 regulations are used. read more »

Ross Brawn says teams had complained about the lack of wiggle room in the 2022 regulations but realised those fears were unfounded. read more »

Nico Hülkenberg has doubts that the new aero regulations for 2022 will make following other cars easier as the FIA had hoped it would. read more »

Ferrari team principal Mattia Binotto has explained why the "reaction" to F1's new regulations will be "key" as to whether the team can return to its... read more »

F1 chief Stefano Domenicali hopes the "dream" of more drivers competing at the front of the field starts to be realised in the early years of the sport's new era... read more »

F1 will introduce a new technical ruleset for this year, featuring an overhaul of the aerodynamic regulations that could shake up the pecking order.The goal of the new... read more »

Pierre Gasly says he is hoping that a team can spring a surprise and make a big leap forward due to the new technical regulations that are being introduced in Formula 1 this... read more »

McLaren technical director James Key has predicted that the Formula 1 development rate in 2022 will be "extremely high" as teams further their understanding of the... read more »

Last season most F1 teams halted any development push on their 2021 cars early in a bid to get ahead of the game for this year's all-new technical regulations.While 2021... read more »

Ferrari Driver Academy member and 2020 Formula 2 champion Schumacher graduated to F1 last year with the backmarker Haas team.Haas opted against developing its car for 2021 so... read more »

McLaren Technical Director James Key believes that there will be a rapid rate of development in 2022, with Formula 1 teams swiftly converging on a certain direction. Formula 1... read more »

Haas hope to move back up the F1 pecking order under the new 2022 regulations, but Mick Schumacher is not putting set plans in place for his own progression. read more »

Formula 1 designer and pundit Gary Anderson believes that if one team 'aces' the new 2022 regulations, it will be Red Bull. read more »