It is believed that Mercedes, Ferrari and F1's owner, Liberty Media are against revising the 50/50 power split introduced this season. read more »

Formula 1's Australian Grand Prix will debut the five-second 'pre-start' delay to allow the drivers at the back of the grid extra time to prepare their new... read more »

McLaren has introduced a “complete floor” revision for this weekend’s Formula 1 British Grand Prix, leading a raft of upgrades across the grid. The Woking-based squad has... read more »

For this weekend's Canadian Grand Prix, McLaren have introduced a revision to the front wing design of their MCL39 with what they call "mermaid tail" to the... read more »

Jack Doohan has revealed his preparation exercises for his Formula 1 debut at the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix, with attention to the sporting regulations to avoid "delayed start... read more »

Oscar Piastri has revealed that Lando Norris' dwindling F1 title hopes have seen McLaren revise its rules on team orders again from the Las Vegas Grand Prix. The post... read more »

Red Bull is set to revert the RB20 to its more standard engine cover specification for the Belgian Grand Prix, but not because its latest upgrade disappointed in Hungary.The... read more »

Lewis Hamilton's victory in Formula 1's British Grand Prix proved that Mercedes finally appears to be properly back in the game.For where George Russell's... read more »

Mercedes and Renault warn that agreed engine regulations for 2026 must not be tweaked. read more »

Today's meeting of the F1 Commission saw the sport fail to reach agreement on a revision of the points system. read more »

While the 2024 season is in full swing, attention has switched to the upcoming 2026 regulations, with the teams working tirelessly along the FIA to get a grip on the new... read more »

Mercedes have arrived in Suzuka with an interesting revision to their car's design. read more »

The 2024 F1 season is one of change for Haas amid the departure of team boss Guenther Steiner and its technical director Simone Resta.Dissatisfied with the lack of progress,... read more »

The Brazilian Grand Prix will be Formula 1’s sixth and final Sprint weekend of the 2023 season, yet drivers’ opinions remain split on the format. Introduced in 2021, F1’s... read more »

Mercedes says it anticipates its new front wing to yield greater benefits when Formula 1 visits circuits that feature slower corners. Mercedes introduced the updated component... read more »

China is set to return to the Formula 1 calendar for the first time since the pandemic in a major revision of the schedule for 2024. read more »

F1 has confirmed a revision to the track layout at the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya ahead of this year's Spanish Grand Prix. read more »

Construction work in Singapore is to lead to a revision of the Marina Bay circuit in time for the 2023 running of the race. read more »

While some developments have been minor tweaks and optimisations, at other times there have been hefty upgrade packages thrown into the mix as the team balances a... read more »

The return of F1 to Australia for the first time since the 2020 event was cancelled because of COVID-19 has coincided with Melbourne having undertaken a revision of its Albert... read more »

Admitting he can see the commercial need for the Sprint, Toto Wolff suggests revision of the points on offer is one of the tweaks that should be considered. read more »

George Russell is fantastic, but Eau Rouge is not -- at least not at anymore. Saturday's Belgian Grand Prix qualifying session highlighted that Russell blossomed in the... read more »

Honda has suggested a revision to Formula 1's engine rules that would enable penalty-free repairs to power unit damage caused by other teams. read more »

Formula 1's 2021 calendar has undergone another revision, with Turkey postponed, France moved, and a second event in Austria added to the schedule for a second successive... read more »

While Aston Martin previously appeared to rein in on its threat of possible legal action over the 2021 aero rules, Otmar Szafnauer admits the matter is far from settled. read more »