F1 boss Bernie Ecclestone says the new proposed qualifying format will not be introduced until May's Spanish GP at the earliest to allow for new timing software to be... read more »

The planned qualifying changes are set to be delayed until at least the Spanish Grand Prix due to complex software changes that need to be made to the timing systems. read more »

Formula One's new live-elimination qualifying system will be delayed until the fifth race of the year because the necessary broadcasting software is not ready. F1 teams... read more »

Formula 1's controversial new live elimination qualifying format looks set to be delayed to the Spanish GP because of software issues. read more »

Formula 1 is set to delay the introduction of its amended qualifying format until the Spanish Grand Prix, after Bernie Ecclestone said that the required software changes cannot... read more »

With just 37 laps to his tally as Renault experienced software issues, Jolyon Palmer has billed his first day of testing as "somewhat disjointed"... read more »

Jolyon Palmer is hoping Renault find a permanent cure for a software issue that made for a "painful" first day of Formula 1 testing with the French manufacturer read more »

Jolyon Palmer says Renault has been victim of the usual first day issues as his opening day of 2016 F1 testing was curtailed by software issues read more »

Siemens and CD-adapco have entered into a stock purchase agreement for the acquisition of CD-adapco by Siemens for the amount of $970 million. CD-adapco is widely known for its... read more »

Formula 1 bosses don't really understand what impact it would have on the sport if Red Bull and sister team Toro Rosso were to quit, according to Helmut Marko. Marko... read more »

Singapore has quickly become one of the stars of the calendar as the first night race, but it's truly unique for another reason. The circuit demands unique... read more »

McLaren are expecting another tough race this weekend, like that in Canada which saw another double retirement for Fernando Alonso and Jenson Button. Whilst the team are hoping... read more »

McLaren will offer Honda any resources it needs as it works to improve its power unit to help the Woking team climb up the grid. Until now, McLaren have largely focused on the... read more »

Manor have denied reports they're unable to run both cars at the same time due to software problems and limited parts. Whilst the team attended the first race in... read more »

Bernie Ecclestone says the Manor Marussia F1 Team will have to pay for its own freight to be shipped from Australia to Malaysia as punishment for failing to take part in the... read more »

The Manor F1 Team has been summoned by the Australian Grand Prix race stewards to explain why it failed to take part in qualifying for the race this weekend. The outfit, which... read more »

An engine software issue could put the dampers on Manor's Melbourne hopes. read more »

Renault are on track to half its performance deficit to rival engine manufacturer Mercedes, according to Renault Sport F1 managing director Cyril Abiteboul. The supplier to Red... read more »

Fernando Alonso says he will only set a target for the season ahead once he's seen McLaren-Honda's full potential, something he reckons will happen around the Chinese... read more »

McLaren and Honda are getting to the bottom of the power unit issues which plagued their first official test in Abu Dhabi at the end of November. Stoffel Vandoorne only managed... read more »

Kimi Raikkonen is confident he will be able to pick up a good haul of points in Singapore on Sunday despite a software problem in qualifying... read more »

Kimi Raikkonen says he goes into the Singapore Grand Prix in good spirits despite a Q3 software issue costing him the chance to improve on seventh after a completive qualifying... read more »

Ferrari has said a software problem was to blame for Kimi Raikkonen's missed opportunity in Singapore Grand Prix qualifying read more »

McLaren racing director Eric Boullier has blamed the Formula 1 team's radar software for the decision to keep Jenson Button on intermediate tyres in the Hungarian Grand Prix read more »

Renault is hopeful it will be able to run its latest software updates at maximum capacity for the Hungarian Grand Prix, after they did not deliver the step expected at Hockenheim. read more »