Williams Chief Technical Officer Pat Symonds says Formula 1's planned rule changes for 2017 "feel a bit rushed" and has proposed postponing them until the 2018… read more »

Williams technical chief Pat Symonds thinks the planned rules revolution for 2017 "feel a little bit rushed" and should be pushed back another season. Early last year... read more »

Symonds says 'watered down' 2017 rules should be delayed read more »

The new technical rules package planned for the 2017 Formula 1 season will not be as revolutionary as first thought, according to Williams technical chief Pat Symonds read more »

Formula 1 is yet again looking into the possibility of reintroducing refuelling in a bid to make grand prix Sundays more exciting... read more »

Refuelling back on the table for 2017 says Todt read more »

The FIA, teams and Bernie Ecclestone are set to discuss the prospect of refuelling returning to Formula 1 from 2017. read more »

Formula 1 grands prix could feature refuelling again in 2017, with the plan to be discussed further next week read more »

Tyre manufacturer wants teams to run their leading drivers in 2017 tests. read more »

Formula 1 remains on course to deliver a four-to-five second lap time improvement in 2017, despite talk of regulation changes being watered down, according to… read more »

Pirelli is still awaiting a contract to sign from the FIA for its Formula 1 tyre supply deal covering 2017-19, Autosport has learned read more »

Pirelli has voiced safety concerns over plans to increase lap times by 5 seconds in 2017. read more »

2017 rules to deliver less of a gain following concerns read more »

Plans to make Formula 1 cars faster for 2017 are being watered down following an intervention from Pirelli. read more »

Williams racer Felipe Massa believes he will be a key player in the 2017 Formula 1 driver market because the rules shake-up will place a premium on experience read more »

Force India believe top four finish possible in 2017 read more »

Force India believes the new-for-2017 regulations will give the team a major opportunity to break into Formula 1's top four read more »

Newey: '2017 rule changes don't go far enough' read more »

Red Bull chief technical officer Adrian Newey says the proposed changes to the 2017 regulations "are not that different to what we have now". Newey has been a vocal... read more »

Red Bull Racing's Adrian Newey says the proposed regulation changes in 2017 are 'fundamentally no different' to the current era of F1. read more »

Increasing the importance of mechanical grip must be the focus for Formula 1's 2017 rules overhaul, McLaren driver Jenson Button believes read more »

Ex-Formula 1 driver Pedro de la Rosa has urged McLaren-Honda to focus its efforts on the 2017 campaign, when new technical regulations are set to come into… read more »

Alex Lynn insists that he needs to deliver in a second season of GP2 if he wants to cement a full-time move to F1 or another top flight category in 2017. read more »

Christian Horner believes Red Bull Racing are in a good position to secure a competitive engine for the 2017 Formula 1 Season. read more »

Williams technical chief Pat Symonds believes the challenge posed by the revamped 2017 regulations is more difficult than Formula 1 teams encountered in 2009 read more »