Formula 1's ruling body, the FIA, has decided to backtrack on its blown diffuser clampdown following days of controversy over the matter. read more »

Red Bull Racing is seeking clarification from the FIA after a ruling that Renault-powered teams could not keep the concession that allowed them to retain 50 per cent throttle... read more »

McLaren boss Martin Whitmarsh has questioned the supposed disparity in terms of the new off-throttle blown diffuser regulations introduced ahead of this weekend's... read more »

Adrian Newey admits to being "baffled" by the latest regulation changes he fears could scupper Red Bull's title hopes this year... read more »

Group Lotus has been denied the opportunity to appeal against the court ruling allowing Team Lotus to continue using the Lotus name in Formula One. read more »

The Bahrain Grand Prix will go ahead this year after Formula 1's ruling body, the FIA, voted in favour of reinstating the race on Friday. read more »

Max Mosley has confirmed that he intends to appeal the European Court of Human Rights ruling rejecting his bid to bring about a change in the UK's privacy laws - his final... read more »

Robert Kubica could still make his Formula 1 comeback in 2011, his long-term manager Daniel Morelli has explained. The comments follow on from Lotus Renault GP Chairman Gerard... read more »

Mark Webber has explained that victory is not out of his reach during tomorrow’s Monaco Grand Prix, despite starting on the second row of the grid. The Red Bull driver set the... read more »

Tony Fernandes insists he is not worried about Group Lotus appealing the Friday's ruling regarding the Lotus naming row... read more »

Following today's ruling from Justice Peter Smith, motorsport lawyer Tim Lowles declares the result a "score draw". read more »

Team Lotus can continue to use its name in Formula One. This was the ruling of the High Court in London. The court ruled that although the Hingham-based outfit had been in... read more »

Group Lotus responds to the High Court's ruling into the use of the Lotus name in F1 read more »

Both Group Lotus and Team Lotus claim victory after High Court ruling into who has the rights to use the Lotus name in F1 read more »

The Lotus naming row will finally draw to a close late on Friday when a High Court judge makes his ruling public... read more »

Hispania team principal Colin Kolles says he isn't ruling out a protest against the majority of teams in Spain, following the revelation that blown-diffusers are read more »

Kimi Raikkonen still refuses to close the door on a possible return to Formula 1 and says he does not have any set plans for 2012 read more »

Ferrari team boss Stefano Domenicali says that Fernando Alonso's new deal through 2016 does not exclude the possibility of Lewis Hamilton joining the Italian team in that time read more »

Formula 1's ruling body, the FIA, has confirmed the DRS zone for this weekend's Spanish Grand Prix. read more »

It's understood that the FIA has performed a rapid U-turn over a new ruling aimed at ending the current practice of using the engine management systems to gain an... read more »

The FIA has clamped down on blown-diffusers, pretty much banning the devices starting at this weekends Spanish Grand Prix. The ruling will mean that teams can read more »

Max Mosley has responded to the European Court of Human Rights' ruling not to make it a legal requirement for newspapers to forewarn the subjects of articles of impending... read more »

Max Mosley has failed to bring about a change in privacy laws after the European Court of Human Rights ruled that there is no need to introduce 'a legally-binding... read more »

Turkish Grand Prix chiefs insist the door is not fully closed on sorting out a deal to secure the future of the race, despite a reluctance by the government to bankroll a big... read more »

Changes to the political ruling party in the local area could affect F1 at the Nurburgring read more »