McLaren's switch to Mercedes power units means it has designed "essentially a new car" for 2021, despite the stability in the Formula 1 regulations read more »

Formula 1 is set for a radical change to its regulations from 2022, with an array of aerodynamic changes set to create a very different look to the cars read more »

Formula 1's 2021 technical regulations have largely mandated the carryover of last year's cars, but with a few key changes to address the rising speed read more »

McLaren's switch to Mercedes power for 2021 means its MCL35M has almost as many new components as its predecessor, despite stable Formula 1 regulations, and a restriction... read more »

F1 2021's new aero rules set to cut downforce by simplifying the floor and diffusers, but on the grid there are 2 prevailing floor setups - Mercedes' low rake, and... read more »

Williams driver George Russell claims owners Dorilton Capital will not turn a blind eye to this season's development despite the new regulations coming into force for 2022. read more »

The FIA have brought in former McLaren chief technical officer Tim Goss to focus on the new regulations coming from 2022. read more »

Max Verstappen says Red Bull could've dominated Formula 1 like Mercedes has in recent years if engine regulations had not changed in 2014. read more »

As Formula 1 debates new engine regulations for 2025, or 2026, Toto Wolff insists the sport's bosses must take costs into consideration. read more »

Despite the uncertainty over the pandemic, F1 has no intention of further delaying the introduction of its overhaul of the regulations next season. read more »

Formula 1 has dismissed speculation the introduction of new regulations will not be further delayed until 2023. read more »

Formula 1 remains fully committed to introducing all new regulations next year, despite speculation the tweaks could be delayed until 2023 read more »

Mercedes boss Toto Wolff says his team faces a "formidable" challenge to stay on top in Formula 1 this year, ahead of the "earthquake" of all new 2022... read more »

Carlos Sainz believes his former team McLaren can become a "force to be reckoned with" under the new regulations in 2022. read more »

Carlos Sainz Jr believes McLaren is building up to become a "force to be reckoned with" in Formula 1 and can "hit the ground running" under the 2022 regulations read more »

Ferrari driver Carlos Sainz has said he hoped the 2022 regulations will allow drivers to make the difference and reduce the gaps between teams. read more »

Frederic Vasseur has said that, if not for the decision to freeze the regulations for 2021, Alfa Romeo may not have survived. The sport’s initial plan was to introduced new... read more »

Otmar Szafnauer says that it will be a "fine balance" developing the 2021 cars while also preparing for the 2022 regulations. read more »

Williams hope new regulations relating to the floor of cars will push them closer to their rivals at the sharp end. read more »

Formula 1's tech arms race will intensify on 1 January as teams can commence CFD and windtunnel work on their designs for the all-new 2022 regulations read more »

Yet to be officially confirmed, the 2021 sporting regulations see Friday practice sessions reduced from 90 minutes to one hour. read more »

Carlos Sainz hopes the new regulations arriving in 2022 do what they say on the tin and make Formula 1 more about the drivers. read more »

Red Bull is looking at building its own Formula 1 engine when a new set of regulations are finalised for either 2025 or ’26, which will see the introduction of a more... read more »

Red Bull is considering building its own Formula 1 engine when new cheaper power unit rules come in to play by 2026 at the latest read more »

Formula One will introduce further minor changes to the Sporting Regulations in 2021, including tweaks to the tyre usage and the maximum length of a grand prix. read more »