Ferrari's performances may not improve for months according to former engineer Rob Smedley, as Fred Vasseur takes time to get his revolution into full swing at Maranello. read more »

Amid almost no fanfare, the first glimpses of Red Bull's latest F1 challenger were seen as the car was wheeled down the pitlane following the traditional pre-testing... read more »

F1 underwent a rules revolution at the start of last year, as the return of ground effect aerodynamics were aimed at allowing cars to follow each other better and therefore... read more »

Toto Wolff says Mercedes would not hesitate to take inspiration from a rival F1 team's car design, but insists "revolution is not necessary".  read more »

Fred Vasseur will lead Ferrari into the new season but is the former Sauber team principal and CEO really the right man for the job? read more »

For running along the side of the cockpits of the MCL36, and obvious from the on-board cameras, are dynamic digital panels that change to display a range of different sponsor... read more »

F1 has added a number of city tracks in recent years and we want to know your thoughts, is this right for the sport? read more »

So far, so very good for Formula 1's rules revolution. read more »

Mike Krack says he will not "turn everything upside down" at Aston Martin after taking up his role as its new Formula 1 team boss. Krack was confirmed as Aston... read more »

Charles Leclerc posted the fastest time for Ferrari on the opening morning of pre-season testing as Formula 1 2022 kicked off with stunning all-new cars and plenty of intrigue... read more »

McLaren joins the Extreme E paddock this weekend as season two kicks off with the Desert X-Prix in Saudi Arabia. read more »

Pierre Gasly says he expects Formula 1's rules revolution to provide a "season full of surprises" in 2022.  read more »

McLaren has become the latest Formula 1 team to unveil its all-new car for the world championship's rules revolution ahead of the 2022 season. read more »

Japanese wheel manufacturer BBS will supply wheels to all ten Formula One teams for the forthcoming 2022 F1 season as the sport faces a technical revolution in what will be the... read more »

F1 chief Stefano Domenicali hopes the "dream" of more drivers competing at the front of the field starts to be realised in the early years of the sport's new era... read more »

With little separating Lewis Hamilton and Max Verstappen in the drivers' standings, and a more varied selection of winning drivers this year, there have been some... read more »

Fernando Alonso will extend his illustrious Formula 1 career into 2022 after Alpine took up the option on his contract for next season. read more »

Pirelli motorsports boss Mario Isola is "very excited" to be part of the Formula 1 "revolution" in 2022 with the sport changing from 13-inch to 18-inch tyres. read more »

With F1 teams preparing for a rules revolution next year, a number of outfits - including Mercedes - elected to freeze their current designs early in the campaign to focus more... read more »

Formula 1 has revealed a first life-size model of what the sport's new revolutionary cars will look like when the new rules era begins next year. read more »

With Formula 1's latest official video game set to release on Tuesday (Deluxe Edition) and Friday (Standard edition), Crash.net got the fortunate opportunity to test and... read more »

Mercedes will not alter its development plans for Formula 1's 2022 rules revolution in response to two disappointing races in Monaco and Baku. read more »

Max Verstappen has declared he is 'enjoying' being part of a 'Dutch revolution' in motorsport that is inspiring young people in his native Netherlands. read more »

Formula 1’s Ross Brawn believes field spread will be a likely outcome of the 2022 regulations, but is confident it will quickly close up and produce some “great racing”. F1... read more »

Testing towards Formula 1's 2022 rules revolution has continued at Barcelona's Circuit de Catalunya with three more teams trying out next season's new-look tyres. read more »