Mercedes team game, tyre strategy and a Virtual Safety Car added spice to the Spanish Grand Prix, a race that Lewis Hamilton won ahead of Sebastian Vettel. read more »

Formula 1 tyre supplier Pirelli says it expects a two-stop strategy to be the most popular approach to Sunday afternoon's Spanish Grand Prix, with the Soft… read more »

Despite a general consensus among drivers that Pirelli's compound choices are too hard for the Circuit de Catalunya, teams are faced with a choice between a two-stop and a... read more »

A highly-unusual two-second per lap difference between the soft and medium tyres has left Formula 1 teams facing a strategy headache for the Spanish Grand Prix read more »

Mercedes has revealed what Formula One's new stricter enforcement of car numbers and names will look like ahead of the Spanish Grand Prix. The F1 Strategy Group recently... read more »

Renault Formula 1 managing director Cyril Abiteboul believes the manufacturer is regaining its "touch" on race strategy read more »

How did the Safety Car early on in the race combined with low tyre degradation affect the Team's race strategy? read more »

The Russian Grand Prix was always likely to be one of those races where, with the new 2017 combination of high drag cars and low degradation tyres, overtaking would be... read more »

Nico Hulkenberg has paid credit to Renault s strategy switch in the Russian GP which enabled him to score points for the second race running read more »

Bottas is a contender, Hamilton looks lost, Ferrari got strategy right, Alonso and Ricciardo's unlikely bond, Force India impress again, competitive edge stays on the track. read more »

Sebastian Vettel got hit by a triple whammy in Russia on Sunday as he lost the race because of the start, strategy and Felipe Massa. read more »

The Russian Grand Prix is set to be a one-stop race, the only question is when to make the switch from ultra-soft to super-soft (or vice-a-versa if you starting outside the top... read more »

The Spaniard was able to make it through to Q2 on Saturday, but knows luck, a perfect start and a perfect strategy will be needed to score points on Sunday in Russia. read more »

Pirelli expecting 'straightforward' one-stop Russian GP strategy read more »

Formula One's drivers are split on the Shield cockpit protection device the FIA is hoping to introduce for the 2018 season. This week the decision-making Strategy Group... read more »

Days after the Strategy Group proposed clearer identification of drivers on their cars, the FIA has set out the guidelines. read more »

Following a recent meeting of the F1 Strategy Group and F1 Commission, a recommendation that matters most to the casual spectator has received the least amount of coverage. We... read more »

T-wings and shark fin engine covers are set to be outlawed in 2018 following a meeting of the F1 Strategy Group and the F1 Commission in Paris. read more »

The F1 Strategy Group have got together to discuss changes to the sporting regulations in 2018, at their recent meeting in Paris. read more »

Formula 1's Strategy Group and F1 Commission this week approved a plan to outlaw T-wings and shark fins for 2018, but coming up with a workable regulation took careful thought read more »

Shark fins and T-wings could be a thing of the past next season with Formula 1's Strategy Group taking steps to "strictly limit" the use of both in 2018. read more »

Formula One's Strategy Group has agreed to "give priority" to a new cockpit protection device, known as the Shield, over the previously mooted Halo concept. The... read more »

Standing starts following red flag periods among proposals put forward following Strategy Group meeting. read more »

The Formula 1 Strategy Group has agreed rule changes for 2018 that will "strictly limit" T-wing and shark fin designs around engine covers read more »

Following the latest meeting of the Formula 1 Strategy Group, the FIA confirms its plans for the 'Shield' cockpit protection in 2018 as well as a clampdown on the... read more »