One might think a car could only be one of two things within Formula One's set of strictly defined regulations: legal or illegal. If a rear wing is 0.3mm wider than it... read more »

Red Bull's Christian Horner believes Renault and Honda should be given the chance to catch-up to rival engine manufacturers Ferrari and Mercedes. At present, the two... read more »

The FIA has given the green-light for Honda to make changes to its power unit during the 2015 season after the Japanese manufacturer took the issue up with the governing body... read more »

Formula 1 itself might only just be realising the true potential of social media - even the TV feed has begun displaying event specific hashtags - but the teams themselves have... read more »

Daniel Ricciardo may lose his second place finish at the Australian Grand Prix after the stewards found his car had "exceeded the maximum allowed fuel flow." Under... read more »

Ferrari president Luca di Montezemolo wants the FIA to strictly apply the 2014 regulations in order to prevent teams from exploiting... read more »

The 2014 Formula One season is set to start with a stiff challenge, a circuit that last year saw one of the highest fuel consumptions per 100km, exactly at a time where F1 sees... read more »

Whilst ten of the teams will have packed up and left by Monday morning, Red Bull will remain in Bahrain to conduct a further 100km of on-track running. The team has notified... read more »

As New Jersey looks set to be dropped from the calendar once again, some say it's all down to lack of funding, that isn't strictly so... read more »

Drivers have been warned that track limits will be more strictly governed at this weekend's Abu Dhabi Grand Prix, after a number of contentious scenarios in India. read more »

The FIA did make it clear to drivers that rules on track limits would not be strictly enforced on corner exits in qualifying for the Indian Grand Prix, but things will be... read more »

Pirelli has outlined its plan to deal with the tyre failures which occured at the British Grand Prix at the weekend. Whilst the Italian supplier is adamant its tyres are safe,... read more »

Jenson Button has countered suggestions that life at McLaren is too strictly controlled. read more »

Amalgam has released a strictly limited edition of the McLaren F1, the fastest naturally aspirated production car in the world. read more »

In his latest exclusive column, former McLaren team member Marc Priestley takes a look at the invisible divide that exists within a team, something that was particularly... read more »

Paul Hembery, Motorsport Director for Pirelli, has praised the returning in-season test of next year. As agreed by all teams, the Formula 1 community will travel to... read more »

Aug.3 (GMM) F1 teams will not police their rivals' adherence to the August factory shutdown. In the rare month-long gap between the Hungarian and Belgian grands prix,... read more »

Amalgam has announced that it is to produce a strictly limited run of 20 1:8 scale models of the MP4-26 in which Jenson Button won the 2011 Canadian Grand Prix. read more »

The FIA's Jean Todt is keen to reintroduce in-season testing for the 2012 season, but warned it would be strictly limited. The proposal for three, two-day read more »

Bernie Ecclestone will not charge the Bahrain authorities the $40 million licensing fee which is strictly still payable despite the cancellation of the Bahrain Grand Prix read more »

Although private testing is strictly outlawed nowadays, Ferrari was able to make best use of a promotional filming opportunity on Friday as Fernando Alonso debuted the... read more »

Included in its updating of the Formula 1 sporting regulations this week, governing body the FIA has stated that any overtaking manoeuvre at the end of the pit lane is now... read more »

Since the start of the 2009 season, in-season circuit testing has been strictly forbidden in Formula 1. While this may help to cut costs significantly, World Series by Renault... read more »