Formula 1 has moved closer to announcing its 2025 power unit regulations with 'progress made' in a meeting on Sunday morning. read more »

Red Bull has lodged questions with the FIA about design elements of the Mercedes F1 power unit, amid suspicions the team has found a way to super cool air in the plenum for a... read more »

Valtteri Bottas is optimistic Alfa Romeo can "make a good leap forward" when he joins them next year, thanks to F1's new regulations. read more »

Last month's Belgian GP ran for only two full laps behind the safety car before it was red-flagged. It was not resumed, and the results were declared after one lap, with... read more »

Red Bull team boss Christian Horner has denied that newly recruited power unit engineers from rival Mercedes are behind their query into the legality of the Mercedes engine.... read more »

Adrian Newey expects the new Formula 1 regulations for 2022 to achieve the opposite of their intention - by creating "wider gaps" in performance. read more »

FIA president Jean Todt has apologised to Formula 1 fans after Sunday's Belgian Grand Prix was cut short due to torrential rain at Spa-Francorchamps. read more »

Amid wide-scale unease about the way that F1's rules meant that championship points were handed out after drivers completed just three behind a safety car in Belgium last... read more »

FIA President Jean Todt says he is "very sorry" that spectators endured a disrupted Sunday at Formula 1's Belgian Grand Prix, and says regulations will be... read more »

F1, the FIA and the teams are set to discuss in the coming days potential changes to the regulations in the wake of widespread criticism of the Belgian Grand Prix washout,... read more »

Toto Wolff feels points should not have been awarded for Sunday's Belgian Grand Prix but Mercedes will accept the FIA's decision if the regulations allow it. read more »

With it having long been known that F1 drivers need to finish at least two laps for half points to be handed out, the fact the Belgian GP result was classified after just one... read more »

Sebastian Vettel and Aston Martin fell foul of the fuel regulations in Hungary, which meant the German was qualified, relinquishing his second-placed finish. Sam Collins and... read more »

Ferrari's Charles Leclerc has backed George Russell for the second seat at Mercedes in 2022, stating the Williams driver deserves the drive. Mercedes is set to place... read more »

Sebastian Vettel has suggested that Formula 1's regulations need greater tolerance in the wake of his disqualification from the Hungarian Grand Prix. Vettel finished... read more »

Alpine CEO Laurent Rossi believes his Formula 1 team has the "perfect line-up" for the 2022 season after confirming Fernando Alonso for another year. Alonso, who... read more »

With an overhaul of the technical regulations scheduled for 2022, most F1 teams opted to end development of their current cars early in order to capitalise on the gains... read more »

After a one-year delay F1 will introduce a brand-new set of regulations featuring cars that generate more downforce from the floor and are therefore more racy and less reliant... read more »

AlphaTauri principal Franz Tost believes loopholes can be found in the new regulations for 2022, despite their restrictive intentions. read more »

Aston Martin team principal Otmar Szafnauer is looking to maximise what is available to them in the 2022 regulations instead of trying to find loopholes. read more »

McLaren technical director James Key has described F1's full-scale model showcasing the new aerodynamic regulations as an "accurate" but "quite basic"... read more »

Aston Martin team principal Otmar Szafnauer believes the key to success in the new era of F1 from next season will be "exploiting" the regulations. read more »

Haas team principal Guenther Steiner has ruled out his team repeating Brawn GP's 2009 success when F1 introduces new regulations next season. read more »

Under current regulations aimed at reducing costs, F1 teams are allowed a base of 40 runs in their windtunnels, compared to 65 in previous seasons.But windtunnel use is also... read more »

Formula 1 could see a "surprise" pecking order when new regulations come into force from next season, according to Williams CEO Jost Capito.  read more »