Formula 1's Strategy Group has agreed to guarantee standing starts in wet conditions in 2017, Autosport understands. read more »

HOCKENHEIM, Germany -- The Formula One Strategy Group has unanimously voted against introducing the Halo cockpit protection device next year. After meeting in Geneva on... read more »

HOCKENHEIM, Germany -- F1's Strategy Group has voted to free up radio communications from this weekend's German Grand Prix. On Thursday the Strategy Group, consisting... read more »

F1 Strategy Group votes against halo introduction for 2017 read more »

Formula 1 has agreed to relax its much-criticised radio restrictions from this weekend's German Grand Prix, following the latest meeting of the Strategy Group… read more »

The introduction of the halo device has be postponed until 2018 after the Strategy Group voted against its implementation on Thursday. Formula 1 has been seeking to increase... read more »

Formula 1's Strategy Group has voted not to introduce Halo in 2017, but it is still on the table for the following season... read more »

The Strategy Group has voted against the introduction of Formula 1's halo cockpit protection device until 2018 at the earliest read more »

Formula 1's strategy group have voted against the introduction of the Halo. read more »

Sebastian Vettel believes no argument against Halo could "justify death" and has criticised his fellow drivers for not presenting a united front on the issue ahead of... read more »

Formula One's drivers appear to be divided on the potential implementation of Halo for 2017, an issue being voted on by the Strategy Group on Thursday. Below is a round up... read more »

The controversial Halo device is one of the main issues on the agenda when the Strategy Group meets today. read more »

On Thursday, the Strategy Group will begin voting on whether to implement the Halo cockpit protection device for 2017. To say the issue has divided F1 is an understatement --... read more »

Guenther Steiner indicated that strategy choices were the reason for both Haas F1 Team drivers finishing out of the points at the Hungarian Grand Prix read more »

Red Bull driver Max Verstappen believes he had the pace to finish on the podium at the Hungarian Grand Prix before being stymied by Ferrari's Kimi Raikkonen. Verstappen... read more »

We predicted a winning strategy of two stops, and that's exactly how it turned out to be for the majority of competitors. read more »

Lewis Hamilton controlled proceedings at the Hungarian Grand Prix to take his fifth victory of the season, moving into the lead of the championship for the first time this... read more »

Formula 1 tyre supplier Pirelli has outlined a two-stop strategy as the fastest approach to the Hungarian Grand Prix, comprising a stint on Super Softs and two… read more »

Formula 1's Strategy Group will hold crunch talks next week regarding the Halo and whether or not it should be introduced in 2017... read more »

The Strategy Group is to discuss the controversial Halo device when it meets in Geneva next week. read more »

The latest specification of Formula 1's halo cockpit protection device will be debated at the next Strategy Group meeting, which takes place in Geneva on Thursday,... read more »

Fernando Alonso bemoaned his mid-race turn one spin and the pit strategy after finishing outside the points in P13 after starting in P9. read more »

Fernando Alonso thinks McLaren should have tried to "invent something" different on strategy after toiling to 13th at the British Grand Prix. Alonso was heard venting... read more »

Fernando Alonso believes the McLaren Formula 1 team could have taken more risks with its British Grand Prix strategy after both cars ended up outside the points read more »

The intention of many drivers is to run quite an aggressive strategy, which could result in multiple pit stops. read more »