In order to avoid more yellow flag controversy, Charlie Whiting has announced that double waved yellows in qualifying will automatically equal a red flag... read more »

HOCKENHEIM, Germany -- In an attempt to avoid debates over whether drivers are speeding under yellow flags in qualifying, FIA race director Charlie Whiting will now red flag... read more »

Red flags will be shown to drivers in place of double waved yellow flags during qualifying to help avoid a repeat of the Hungarian GP controversy. read more »

Formula 1 qualifying sessions will be red flagged from now on if a situation arises where double-waved yellows are required read more »

Formula 1 qualifying sessions are to be red flagged immediately in the future in the event of double yellow flags being waved, FIA Race Director Charlie Whiting… read more »

Qualifying will be red-flagged whenever double-waved yellow flags are triggered, the FIA has announced. read more »

Sebastian Vettel says F1 exposed itself to setting a bad example after Nico Rosberg set his pole time despite improving under double waved yellows read more »

BUDAPEST, Hungary -- Nico Rosberg has escaped punishment for an alleged breach of yellow flag regulations during his pole position lap at the Hungarian Grand Prix. Rosberg took... read more »

HUNGARY, Budapest -- Lewis Hamilton has called for clarification over yellow flag rules after Nico Rosberg set his pole position time under double-waved yellows at the... read more »

Nico Rosberg is convinced he will keep pole position for the Hungarian Grand Prix, insisting he had a "very big lift" during a spell of double-waved yellows. Rosberg... read more »

Christian Horner admitted to being sceptical about Nico Rosberg's pole lap in Hungary after the Mercedes driver went quickest despite the presence of double-waved yellows.... read more »

Ahead of the Hungarian Grand Prix, Williams driver Valtteri Bottas has said that racing at the Hungaroring is like racing in his home country with all the Finnish flags being... read more »

Lewis Hamilton is looking to avoid a repeat of his Monaco qualifying defeat last season, when team-mate Nico Rosberg opted to run before Hamilton and, following a mistake at... read more »

The FIA has published details about the new Virtual Safety Car (VSC) which will officially debut in 2015 to improve safety during a race weekend. The system comes in response... read more »

A review of Jules Bianchi's serious crash on lap 43 of the Japanese Grand Prix has shown that the Frenchman likely did not slow enough in the approach to turn 7, where... read more »

Jules Bianchi failed to slow sufficiently for the conditions which not only included a wet racing surface but also the double waved yellow flags as a result of an earlier... read more »

F1 will include a Virtual Safety Car [VSC] system from 2015 onwards in order to control speeds in double waved yellow flag zones read more »

The FIA will push ahead with the idea of a virtual safety car (VSC) for the 2015 season following successful trials during the final few races of 2014. The system won't... read more »

Marussia have moved to dispel reports suggesting Jules Bianchi sped up under yellow flags at the order of the team to ensure he remained ahead of Caterham's Marcus... read more »

Fernando Alonso has spoken out in favour of the FIA's proposal to force drivers to slow down for waved yellow flags... read more »

Fernando Alonso, Lewis Hamilton and Sebastian Vettel all say they would back the introduction of a speed limit in double waved yellow flag zones in F1 read more »

Formula One drivers have responded positively to FIA plans to limit their speed under double waved yellow flags, which could be tested in practice at the next race in Austin read more »

The FIA hopes to implement a yellow flag speed limit in light of Jules Bianchi's crash at the Japanese Grand Prix after an initial investigation found speed was a major... read more »

The FIA is to meet with teams in order to discuss changes to the way drivers conduct themselves under yellow flag scenarios, following Jules Bianchi's accident in the... read more »

Former FIA president Max Mosley insists the governing body were not at fault in anyway for Jules Bianchi's crash during the closing stages of the Japanese Grand Prix. The... read more »