Former FIA president Max Mosley insists that switching to greener technology was a must for the future of F1, no matter how unpopular it appears. read more »

Former FIA-president Max Mosley believes the quieter engines, which he says he's to blame (or thank) for, are better for the fans. The 73-year-old had a hand in... read more »

McLaren chairman Ron Dennis believes those criticising the sport and spreading negative comments need to discuss the matter internally and not in the open as it could damage... read more »

The FIA hopes that by stopping teams from modifying the standard fuel flow sensor supplied by British company Gill sensors, it will put an end to complaints that they're... read more »

After a successful debut in Melbourne, we take a look at how the Mercedes-Benz PU106A Hybrid Power Unit propelled Nico Rosberg to Victory at Albert Park. In addition to quotes... read more »

Gill Sensors, which supplies the Formula 1 championship with ultrasonic fuel flow sensors, says it has received positive feedback from the FIA and has the governing body's... read more »

Red Bull rivals Ferrari and Mercedes have warned that it's important to support the FIA over the new fuel-flow technology... read more »

Red Bull has blamed 'immature' technology for its mistrust of the FIA's Formula 1 fuel flow readings that resulted in Daniel Ricciardo's exclusion from the... read more »

Red Bull team principal Christian Horner is adamant that the team fully complied with the fuel flow limit regulation and is confident they will win at appeal. Daniel Ricciardo... read more »

Germany's Nurburgring circuit has been sold to the Capricorn Group following a long search for a new owner after its previous went into administration in 2012. The German... read more »

Red Bull's early-season technical crisis is plumbing new depths, with news the reigning world champions are calling upon junior team Toro Rosso for help. Italy's... read more »

Lotus technical director Nick Chester is expecting a higher than usual rate of development throughout the season thanks to the regulation overhaul. With new regulations comes... read more »

Lotus debuted their E22 for the first time on Wednesday in Bahrain during the second pre-season test of the season after choosing to miss the opening Jerez test. Whilst they... read more »

If Red Bull emerges from its early-season technical crisis, reigning world champion Sebastian Vettel will be a force to be reckoned with yet again. That is the view of... read more »

Akebono Brake Industry and McLaren have announced an extension to their technology partnership. From 2014 onwards, Akebono is elevated to the status of 'Technology... read more »

Mercedes motorsport chief Toto Wolff has said the new 2014 F1 cars are a 'mind-blowing display of innovation' and that the new 'technology is not only... read more »

Q. How significant is the change in technical regulations for the 2014 season? Paddy Lowe: For 2014 we have probably the greatest change in regulations in Formula One history.... read more »

Eric Boullier has been appointed to the position of racing director at McLaren, the team confirmed in a statement on Wednesday morning. The Frenchman, who resigned from his... read more »

Petronas plays a key role in Mercedes' F1 efforts, but just how has it adapted to the requirements demanded by the sport's new... read more »

Nico Rosberg is looking forward to bringing F1 up to date with the new technology introduced for 2014.     read more »

Williams has become the latest team to reveal the design of its 2014 car via a computer-generated render of their FW36. The most striking and obvious feature is that of the... read more »

McLaren continues to expand its activities beyond F1, with the announcement of its involvement in a new medical study.     read more »

A study has been launched to test whether technology developed to win in F1 could help to tackle the problem of obesity. read more »

Luca di Montezemolo has reiterated his comments that Formula 1 must try and focus its attention on what the public want, and he believes changing the way F1 is run is the way... read more »

Pat Fry, Ferrari's director of engineering, doesn't believe the engines will vary wildly in power output, but says reliability will play a major role in the outcome... read more »