Sauber technical director Jorg Zander reveals the privateer team already has one eye on F1 2018 as it looks to lay foundations for the future. read more »

New Sauber Technical Director Jorg Zander is hopeful that the team can return to Formula 1's midfield this year but is wary that improving the structure of the… read more »

Former FIA president Max Mosley has questioned the logic behind changes to Formula One's technical regulations for 2017. This year's crop of F1 cars are expected to... read more »

Former technical Mercedes chief Paddy Lowe is set to join Williams as its new head of technical department while also becoming a new shareholder read more »

Former Mercedes technical boss Paddy Lowe is joining Williams and is set to become a shareholder and director of the team. read more »

With teams' own technical bosses helping to shape the rules, loopholes are becoming ever harder to find. read more »

Renault driver Nico Hülkenberg believes Formula 1's 2017 cars will feel "brutally fast", owing to revised technical regulations, after spending time in the… read more »

Making F1 great again - 2017's technical rule changes read more »

Max Verstappen's driving style is similar to that of 1992 Formula 1 world champion Nigel Mansell, according to Red Bull technical chief Adrian Newey read more »

Potentially championship-shifting news last week in the F1 world as Paddy Lowe left his role as executive technical director of Mercedes following months of speculation of a... read more »

McLaren has announced that its 2017 challenger has passed the FIA's crash tests. Formula 1 is preparing to enter a new era of technical regulations, with… read more »

F1's new technical managing director Ross Brawn says that simplicity is the key to the sport's future. read more »

Ross Brawn intends to simplify Formula One now that he has been put in charge of the sport's on-track future. The former Mercedes team principal and Ferrari technical... read more »

Relentless technical innovation, the quest for perfection, and a perpetual hunger for progress are the common factors that link McLaren-Honda and Richard Mille. Working... read more »

Honda did "a great job" with the progress it made during its second season back in Formula 1, according to Renault chief technical officer Bob Bell read more »

Red Bull technical chief Adrian Newey is encouraged about the performance of Renault's 2017 Formula 1 power unit after seeing the predicted numbers read more »

Red Bull technical chief Adrian Newey is optimistic that Renault has made a "good step forwards" with its power unit, as the partnership bids to close the gap… read more »

Haas' new Formula 1 challenger has passed the FIA's mandatory crash tests. Formula 1 will enter a new era of technical regulations in 2017, with cars… read more »

Red Bull Chief Technical Officer Adrian Newey has described the 2017 Formula 1 regulation changes as a "mixed bag" and is wary that increased downforce levels… read more »

Toro Rosso is the second team to confirm that its new car has passed the FIA's crash tests. Formula 1 will enter a new era of technical regulations from the… read more »

If you see Paddy Lowe looking lost down the garden centre, you might want to give him a few pointers. You could do worse than suggest that the former Mercedes technical boss... read more »

Mercedes-AMG Petronas Motorsport confirms its Executive Director Paddy Lowe will be leaving the team after three and a half successful years. He has now begun a period of... read more »

Executive Technical director Paddy Lowe had decided to leave Mercedes AMG F1 Team, having enjoyed there a highly successful few years He has now begun a period of garden leave.... read more »

Mercedes boss Toto Wolff is adamant the departure of technical chief Paddy Lowe will not impact its chances of continuing recent success in 2017 and beyond. On Tuesday,... read more »

Paddy Lowe has left his role as Mercedes executive director (technical), the team has confirmed. Lowe, a key architect of the team's dominant spell since the introduction... read more »