Formula 1 to have louder and simpler engine in 2021
Formula 1 will have simpler, cheaper and noisier engines from 2021 as part of a “road map” for the future presented to teams on Tuesday that could... Read More...
Salo: I have received death threats
Former race Formula 1 driver turned steward has revealed that he has received death threats in the aftermath of the United States Grand Prix, in w... Read More...
Reader Rights: FIA surely merit a NO CONFIDENCE vote
I found the 2017 United States Grand Prix to be exciting, enjoyable, and very satisfying.
Everything in the days following has been very dispir... Read More...
Williams in hot water after missing tyre return deadline
Race stewards have handed Williams a reprimand and a suspended fine for contravening tyre regulations during the first free practice session of th... Read More...
Technical Analysis: Early look at 2018 changes
There are a number of changes to the F1 technical and sporting regulations for 2018, most of which are subtle, unlike those for this season. The e... Read More...
Formula 1 to allow demo events with current cars
Formula 1 has adjusted its sporting regulations so that teams can run current cars at demonstration events organised by new owners Liberty Media.
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Horner: Anything after 2018 at the moment is speculation
Red Bull boss Christian Horner said Renault's hybrid engines had "always fallen short" as speculation grew that the French supplier was about to i... Read More...
Horner: Engine penalties confusion will only get worse
Red Bull F1 team chief Christian Horner has called for Formula 1 drivers to be allowed more engines per season to reduce the rash of startin... Read More...
Reader Rights: Rethinking the F1 grid penalty system
With the introduction of the complex hybrid engines Formula 1 realized something needed to be done to keep the cost in check like limiting the num... Read More...
Alonso gets 35 place penalty amid calls for rule change
McLaren’s Fernando Alonso will collect a 35 place grid penalty for the Italian Grand Prix after Honda announced changes to his car’s power unit.
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FIA clarifies new oil burn regulations amid confusion
The FIA have clarified the updated oil burn regulations which will come into effect at this weekend's Italian Grand Prix, which sees oil burning a... Read More...
Porsche developing a Formula 1 engine for 2021?
In recent years Porsche have been adamant that they are not considering a Formula 1 programme, Michael Steiner - a member of Porsche’s executive b... Read More...
Horner: Formula 1 is at a crossroads
Red Bull chief Christian Horner has warned that Formula 1 is at a crossroads with yet to be defined new regulations set to kick in at the end of t... Read More...
Brawn: Clever technology in F1 no good if no one is watching
Formula 1 could seek to apply hybrid technology more tactically in engine regulations being drawn up for 2020, motorsport managing director Ross B... Read More...
Carey: Same game new attitude
Formula 1's new supremo Chase Carey is head of the triumvirate that now rules over Formula 1's commercial aspects, and it is clear that he is a ma... Read More...
Marko: We will quit F1 if engine rules don’t change
Helmut Marko is resigned to the current era power unit in Formula 1, but has warned that if the rules are not changed for 2021 and beyond then Red... Read More...
Mercedes reveal new look numbers and names
Mercedes have revealed the new look of their numbers and driver names as mandate by the FIA in the wake of last month's Formula 1 strategy mee... Read More...
T-Wings, Fins and Halo ditched by Strategy Group
Governing body the FIA has confirmed it will carry out track tests of the cockpit shield protection system ahead of implementation for the 2018 Fo... Read More...