McLaren technical director Paddy Lowe insists the Woking squad are not out of the running for the World Championships... read more »

Technical director Pat Fry feels Ferrari have edged closer McLaren, but says they still have a bridge the gap to Red Bull... read more »

Ferrari technical director Pat Fry is willing to take risks to try to boost Fernando Alonso's chances of holding on to his slim lead in the drivers' championship over... read more »

Ferrari will continue to deliver upgrades at each of the remaining five races this season, some of which will be 'significant' according to technical chief Pat Fry.... read more »

Ahead of the Korean Grand Prix, Lotus boss Eric Boullier and technical director James Allison reveal an impressive raft of upgrades inculding an intriguing new exhaust system. read more »

Lotus has confirmed it will introduce a new exhaust system for the Korean Grand Prix, which it believes will put it firmly back in the fight for the title. Technical director... read more »

McLaren technical director Paddy Lowe has declared the Japanese Grand Prix a successful damage limitation exercise read more »

McLaren technical director Paddy Lowe has declared the Japanese Grand Prix a successful damage limitation exercise. read more »

Crash-prone Romain Grosjean needs an arm around the shoulder after his latest incident, says BBC F1 technical analyst Gary Anderson. read more »

HRT didn't have the best of races, but the positive part was that Pedro De La Rosa managed to get close to Pic and Petrov towards the end of the race after earlier... read more »

While Force India team-mate Nico Hülkenberg scored six points for seventh place in the Japanese Grand Prix, despite a five-place gearbox penalty, Paul di Resta... read more »

McLaren technical director Paddy Lowe is confident that the problem that sidelined Lewis Hamilton in Singapore has been rectified ahead of this weekend's Japanese GP. read more »

Red Bull's main challenge this year has been adapting to the limitations on the use of exhaust blowing, according to technical director Adrian Newey read more »

Ferrari has complained to Formula 1 governing body the FIA that the McLaren front wing could be flexing beyond the limits of the technical regulations, according to German... read more »

After three tough races on the bounce, Lotus technical director James Allison is hoping for better from Suzuka. read more »

Lotus's Technical Director James Allison looks back at a disappointing Singapore GP weekend for his team, the reasons why it turned out to be a weekend to forget, and... read more »

The FIA has released the 2013 Sporting and Technical regulations, most of which are a carried over from the current rules. Mat Coch takes a look. read more »

The FIA has outlawed Mercedes double-DRS system for the 2013 season after publishing the latest Technical Regulations, which now feature an added paragraph declaring it... read more »

The introduction of stepped noses in Formula One at the start of 2012 shocked many but it appears that they could be on their way out ahead of the 2013 season. The FIA released... read more »

Caterham F1 technical director Mark Smith insists that there will be no change to the gameplan despite being usurped from tenth place in the constructors' standings. read more »

Circuit of The Americas today announced that it has been declared ready to host the 2012 F1 United States GP by Charlie Whiting, who directs racing, safety and technical... read more »

Lewis Hamilton has to stay ahead of Sebastian Vettel and Fernando Alonso at Suzuka, says BBC F1 technical analyst Gary Anderson read more »

Jean-Eric Vergne says he's not angry with Michael Schumacher after the seven-time world champion braked a little too late at the restart and ran into the rear of the Toro... read more »

‘Gluing together’ is required to move Toro Rosso back towards the top in Formula 1. That is according to new Technical Director James Key, who replaces... read more »

New Toro Rosso technical director James Key is encouraged by he sees at Faenza, despite this year's results having fallen short of expectation. read more »