A week before the 2012 Formula One season kicks off in Melbourne, the FIA's World Motor Sport Council has announced a number of tweaks to the regulations. read more »

The FIA has confirmed a number of minor changes for the 2012 season, the result of a World Motor Sport Council meeting in India on read more »

USGP and Bahrain currently set to play part in next year's F1 programme after WMSC confirms published calendar. read more »

Formula 1 governing body the FIA has confirmed a 20-race 2012 calendar once more, with no changes being made from the original version published back in August. The outcome was... read more »

As well as ratifying the 2012 calendar, the World Motor Sport Council has confirmed a number of changes to the technical and sporting regulations for 2012. read more »

The WMSC has confirmed the 2012 calendar and released changes to the Sporting regulations read more »

The 2012 US Grand Prix appears to be back on after the FIA World Motor Sport Council (WMSC) released an unchanged calendar for next year, including the race in Austin read more »

The FIA's World Motor Sport Council has ratified the calendar submitted last month, with Austin and Bahrain still included. read more »

Following a fax vote of its World Motor Sport Council (WMSC), the FIA has published the definitive F1 2012 World Championship calendar - with no room at the inn for Istanbul... read more »

The Turkish Grand Prix has been dropped from the 2012 Formula One calendar, which was confirmed by the World Motor Sport Council (WMSC) on Wednesday read more »

The FIA's World Motor Sport Council has formally ratified the F1 Commission's resolution to swap the sport's current 2.4-litre V8 engines for 1.6-litre,... read more »

With the F1 world's eyes firmly focussed on the situation in Bahrain it has been easy to overlook the other news which came out of the recent WMSC meeting. read more »

Bernie Ecclestone says the Bahrain Grand Prix won't happen in 2011, despite the WMSC reinstating it on the calendar. A letter to the FIA from the read more »

Carlos Gracia, the FIA Vice President who has recently visited Bahrain, has defended the report he filed which explains that the Kingdom will be safe for a return to Formula 1.... read more »

Former FIA President Max Mosley has stepped up his concern, with the Bahrain Grand Prix having been reinstated by Jean Todt and the FIA World Motor Sport Council (WMSC) last... read more »

The FIA have denied claims that the WMSC never voted on Bahrain's fate, insisting that a "show of hands" had in fact taken place... read more »

Mark Webber has slated the FIA's decision to return to Bahrain this year following a WMSC meeting which chose to reinstate the race on October read more »

F1's governing body the FIA has released a provisional calendar for 2012 following today's reunion of its World Motor Sport Council (WMSC) - and it makes for the... read more »

Following a Barcelona meeting for the FIA World Motor Sport Council (WMSC) on Friday, Formula 1’s governing body has officially confirmed numerous technical regulations for... read more »

Following a Barcelona meeting for the FIA World Motor Sport Council (WMSC) on Friday, Formula 1’s governing body has officially confirmed numerous technical regulations for... read more »

At today's World Motorsport council, the FIA have approved the 2013 regulations, including major overhaul of the engine formula. Engines will have to be 1.6l turbo... read more »

Formula 1 governing body the FIA has released the first draft of the 2012 race calendar, following a World Motor Sport Council (WMSC) meeting in Barcelona on Friday. The... read more »

FIA confirms Bahrain GP for 30 October, a 21 race calendar for 2012 and the approval of 2013 technical regulations. read more »

Formula 1 governing body the FIA has officially confirmed that the Bahrain Grand Prix is back on 2011 calendar. Following a World Motor Sport Council (WMSC) meeting in... read more »

Following a meeting of the World Motor Sport Council in Paris today (Tuesday March 8), a number of decisions were taken. read more »