McLaren may consider building its own Formula One engine in 2021 if new power unit regulations make it an affordable alternative to being a customer or works team. After three... read more »

Porsche is seriously considering returning to Formula 1 as an engine supplier under the proposed 2021 regulations, says its finance chief read more »

There's not been a significant increase in overall speeds as the new 2017 regulations accentuate cornering performance rather than top speed. read more »

MONZA, Italy -- Red Bull is certain any team running a higher oil burn level than allowed in the regulations will have a clear performance advantage over its rivals. Ahead of... read more »

The FIA has confirmed Mercedes' Spa engine update will not be subject to stricter oil burn regulations set to come into force from the Italian Grand Prix onwards. In an... read more »

Fernando Alonso says the challenge of the Spa-Francorchamps is little different in 2017 despite Formula One's more aggressive and demanding cars. This year's... read more »

All 20 drivers have opted for near-identical tyre selections for the Italian Grand Prix at Monza. Under F1's tyre regulations, each driver is allocated 13 sets of tyres... read more »

Much was expected of Red Bull under F1's new aero-centric regulations for 2017, but so far the team has been playing catch-up. More from Motorsport.tv:... read more »

Christian Horner believes Formula 1 is at a "crossroads" and needs to decide not only on new engine regulations but whether the driver or the technology will dominate... read more »

Red Bull believes its slow start under Formula 1's new regulations for 2017 was caused by this year's bigger cars affecting the performance of its windtunnel read more »

Christian Horner believes Formula 1 is at a "crossroads" and needs to decide not only on new engine regulations but whether the driver or the technology will dominate... read more »

Ilmor is seeking a partner to work with on an engine for Formula 1's new regulations in 2021 read more »

Christian Horner believes F1 must decide upon its core objectives ahead of 2021 engine regulations and hints Liberty will be a key influence. read more »

Ross Brawn has appointed ex-Williams team manager Steve Nielsen as Formula One's new sporting director. Nielsen will join Brawn's burgeoning F1 research group, which... read more »

Cosworth could return to Formula 1 in 2021 "if" the engine regulations change, says CEO Hal Reisiger. read more »

Aerodynamic regulations beyond 2020 and the halo and shield cockpit protection devices are among the items to be discussed when Formula 1's Strategy Group meets on... read more »

SILVERSTONE -- Valtteri Bottas will receive a five-place grid penalty at the British Grand Prix after Mercedes was forced to make an unscheduled gearbox change on his car.... read more »

SPIELBERG, Austria -- Lewis Hamilton will receive a five-place grid drop from wherever he qualifies at the Austrian Grand Prix after his Mercedes team incurred a penalty for... read more »

At the most recent meeting of the engine working group last Tuesday it emerged that constructors are looking for an engine formula that will provide simpler and lighter... read more »

Aston Martin and Cosworth made their first appearance in the group discussing future Formula 1 engine regulations this week, Autosport has learned read more »

Renault's Remi Taffin believes Formula One's controversy over oil burn would have not lasted long if teams had not been pushing the limits of the regulations. read more »

Formula 1's ongoing controversy over oil burn would not have lasted this long if some teams had not been pushing the limits of the regulations, reckons Renault read more »

Red Bull is confident it has a better overall package than its nearest rivals Force India, but is still expecting the next two races to be tough. After a disappointing start to... read more »

Formula 1 needs to find a better "balance" with future engine regulations, as talks continue over the best route to take, according to Renault chief Cyril… read more »

Paddy Lowe believes the only way F1 can curb spending without compromising the sport is by introducing a cost cap. read more »