The much anticipated engine regulations for F1 from 2021 are due to be announced at the end of the month. read more »

According to Auto Motor und Sport, Liberty Media will reveal the engine regulations for 2021 on October 31 with a first draft of a budget cap following on November 7. read more »

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

Formula 1 tyre supplier Pirelli has predicted "truly impressive" g-force loadings at the Japanese Grand Prix, given 2017's overhauled regulations and the layout… read more »

Aston Martin boss Andy Palmer says the British manufacturer is eager to build its own engines but only if the regulations are to its liking. read more »

The FIA will introduce penalties for illegal race starts in 2018 after reviewing the Sporting Regulations - for both jumping the lights and not lining up on the grid correctly. read more »

The FIA has tightened next year's Sporting Regulations regarding jump starts in Formula 1, raising the possibility of penalties even if its own system is not… read more »

The new regulations for 2017 meant that energy drink giant Red Bull had to increase investment in its F1 team by 300%. read more »

Formula 1's Sporting Regulations have been relaxed in order to allow current-spec cars to be run at any demonstration events organised by Liberty… read more »

With the World Motor Sport Council approving the Halo's introduction for next year, the updated technical regulations will allow teams to confirm their chassis plans. read more »

Horner plays down budget cap calls in favour of overhaul of rules that allow "messy" cars. read more »

Aston Martin "might be interested" in becoming a Formula 1 engine supplier, depending on the make-up of the post-2020 regulations, according to CEO Andy… read more »

Aston Martin have confirmed to Sky F1 their interest in becoming an F1 engine supplier if the new regulations from 2021 prove attractive. read more »

Red Bull team principal Christian Horner has suggested only Honda would be able to supply them with engines from 2019 and until new regulations are introduced for 2021. read more »

The FIA has tweaked the regulations concerning track limits at Turn 2/3 in Singapore, outlining that drivers will not have to negotiate a polystyrene board if… read more »

Christian Horner used Friday's series of announcements about engine swaps and deals to take a swipe at Formula One's current regulations. Just after FP1 concluded in... read more »

Formula 1 regularly involves technical controversy as teams push the envelope to gain an advantage on the track, often exploiting loopholes in the regulations.… read more »

McLaren are open to building their own engines for Formula 1 when the regulations change in 2021, but only if the costs of the engines go down. read more »

McLaren considering building its own engine for 2021 regulations read more »

McLaren says it would consider building its own Formula 1 engine when new regulations come into play in 2021 - but only if costs have come down dramatically read more »

McLaren's F1 cars could yet be powered by McLaren engines in 2021, that all depends on the forthcoming engine regulations. read more »

Red Bull boss Christian Horner has called for a rethink of F1's engine penalty rules after nine of the 20 drivers taking part in the Italian Grand Prix were hit with grid... read more »

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 »