With two contrasting suspension layouts, either McLaren or Aston Martin have it a "bit wrong" or a "bit right" says David Croft. read more »

McLaren have chosen a pull-rod front and push-rod rear suspension, James Key conceding they have either got it "really, really right or... read more »

But as teams and drivers have begun digging deeper into the new cars, the reality of an entirely different handling model has come to the fore.For after years of teams having... read more »

Let's get one of the obvious out of the way first, seeing as there has already been speculation regarding the design of the car's front suspension.As was hinted in... read more »

McLaren says the model, which features the team's 2021 papaya orange and blue livery but also shows off some 2022 styling cues, was "designed by LEGO Group design... read more »

Alfa Romeo's new C42 will not use either Ferrari's gearbox nor its rear suspension, the team wanting more design freedom. read more »

Formula 1 fans don’t have to wait long until the covers are pulled off the first 2022 F1 cars. In fact the first reveal is less than two weeks away! In recent seasons, launches... read more »

Despite a setback from 2021 to 2022, Formula 1's technical update is nearly here. With all-new F1 car designs, tyre upgrades, fresh wings and a new-yet-familiar venturi... read more »

Lando Norris came too close to a one-race suspension in 2021 for McLaren's liking and they want F1's penalty points system reviewed. read more »

Formula 1 switches to 18-inch wheels for the 2022 season and Pirelli and the teams have been using the end-of-season Abu Dhabi test to run the new bigger rubber, to get a feel... read more »

Max Verstappen and Lewis Hamilton have been warned they could face a points deduction or suspension if they intentionally take out the other to win the championship at the Abu... read more »

Under the current regulations drivers can change tyres during a race suspension, potentially penalising those who have already pitted before as others are effectively gifted a... read more »

Formula 1 title leader Max Verstappen is now over halfway to a race suspension after sustaining two separate sanctions in Saudi Arabia while Lewis Hamilton is a single... read more »

Ferrari team boss Mattia Binotto is "not too interested" in talk about Mercedes' suspension, saying it is not illegal. read more »

Described as a device to help lower the W12 at high speed, it's worth pointing out that the discussion actually centred on a well known suspension 'trick'... read more »

As F1 gears up for the arrival of all-new cars and tyres next year, teams are set to have their first proper opportunity to evaluate new 18-inch wheels at the Yas Marina... read more »

There will be no copycat rear suspension making its way onto the Red Bull car from Mercedes, says Christian Horner. read more »

The suspension of reigning champion Mercedes has been on the spotlight over the past days after video analysis showed the back end of the car drops down at high speed on the... read more »

The duel between Mercedes and Red Bull is one of the most exciting of recent Formula 1 seasons. With such tight margins, small technical tweaks are making the difference on... read more »

Red Bull team principal Christian Horner has ruled out lodging a protest with the FIA over Mercedes trick suspension. read more »

Red Bull is satisfied Mercedes' novel suspension system is legal and sees "no reason" to launch a protest against its Formula 1 rival.  read more »

Yuki Tsunoda scored two important points for AlphaTauri in the Constructors' Championship at the Circuit of the Americas, but team-mate Pierre Gasly was an early retiree... read more »

Intrigue has surrounded the way that Mercedes has tuned its rear suspension system so that the back end of the car drops down at high speed on the straights.This behaviour... read more »

F1 headed to last weekend's United States Grand Prix expecting a tough time from the bumps, in the wake of complaints having surfaced about them during the recent MotoGP... read more »

Red Bull see no reason to protest the Mercedes suspension, despite the FIA having made an inconclusive ruling about its legality. read more »