Formula E and the FIA have announced today that the suspension of the 2019/2020 FIA Formula E Championship season will be extended by two months with the decision causing the... read more »

Formula 1's stable rules for 2020 were expected to lead to design convergence between the top teams, but there has still been room for divergence among their respective... read more »

Mercedes and Racing Point have been asked to change the rear suspension detail at Melbourne after rival team Red Bull made complaints over its legality. read more »

McLaren boss Andreas Seidl says the FIA must heavily police the nature of relationships between teams into 2021, to ensure no unfair advantage is gained. Several Formula 1... read more »

Alexander Albon admits Red Bull's suspension issue was frustrating but that the problem hasn't thrown the team's programme into disarray. read more »

While Mercedes' dual-axis steering system turned heads in the Barcelona Formula 1 paddock, Red Bull unveiled a front suspension change it hopes will eradicate its deficit... read more »

Shocking the entire paddock, Mercedes were caught by using a mysterious new system on the front suspension of its new car, the W11. The Dual-Axis Steering has caught the... read more »

Helmut Marko believes the effects of Mercedes' new DAS system are "forbidden" as it functions like a "prohibited active suspension". read more »

Charles Leclerc had a lonely afternoon in Texas after struggling with his tyres, while Sebastian Vettel was the first retirement after his suspension broke on lap eight. read more »

Sebastian Vettel insists he did nothing different when running over the bumps at the Circuit of the Americas after retiring from the United States Grand Prix with suspension... read more »

Charles Leclerc finished 50 seconds off the pace, while Sebastian Vettel suffered a suspension failure in a miserable United States GP for Ferrari. read more »

Sebastian Vettel was mystified at his retirement in the United States Grand Prix, having suffered a dramatic suspension failure after just eight laps at the Circuit of the... read more »

Sebastian Vettel suffered a wretched start to the United States Grand Prix which resulted in becoming the first retirement of the race. read more »

Sebastian Vettel was forced to retire after just eight laps of the United States Grand Prix after suffering a dramatic rear suspension failure. read more »

Renault are facing the possibility of a 'big suspension' if found guilty of running a pre-set brake bias adjustment system. read more »

Rear suspension fix facilitated Japanese GP recovery - Daniel Ricciardo read more »

Pierre Gasly battled suspension issue in final laps of Japanese GP read more »

Mercedes has updated the heave spring element of its front suspension and, having trialled it in the Formula 1 race in Singapore, will retain it for the Russian Grand Prix. read more »

Kimi Raikkonen was an early retirement from the Singapore Grand Prix, with the Finn breaking his suspension in an incident with Daniil Kvyat. read more »

Max Verstappen was the first retirement from Sunday's Belgian Grand Prix after first corner contact with Kimi Raikkonen broke his suspension. read more »

Racing Point has brought a new suspension upgrade to the Hungarian Grand Prix, becoming the latest Formula 1 team to add an extended upright bracket to the pushrod read more »

McLaren is using Formula 1 practice sessions to test "adventurous stuff" like the new front suspension it trialled ahead of last week's French Grand Prix read more »

Romain Grosjean will be able to switch to the Haas Formula 1 team's new rear suspension from the Austrian Grand Prix thanks to retiring in France last weekend read more »

Haas Formula 1 driver Romain Grosjean says he is "a bit gutted" that a new rear suspension is available to Kevin Magnussen rather than him for his home race in France read more »

McLaren have confirmed that searing brake temperatures melted the rear suspension on Lando Norris's car at the Canadian Grand Prix, causing an eye-catching retirement for... read more »