Mercedes team principal Ross Brawn has said the regulations in Formula One are never 100% clear and he suspects teams will continue to make the most of exhaust-blown... read more »

F1′s ‘blown exhaust’ saga may not be over, according to Lotus team officials. “For us, it is clear that the exhaust gases may not be... read more »

The Sauber F1 Team reorganises its technical department: The design and development of the Formula One car will be led by the department heads for Aerodynamics, Design,... read more »

Marussia Racing consultant Pat Symonds believes that the team's 2011 car had the potential to be significantly more competitive had its aerodynamics been better read more »

Formula 1 teams Ferrari and Lotus have their new ride-height control system banned by the FIA because it improves aerodynamics. read more »

Jan.4 (GMM) Pat Fry has attracted a swathe of engineers to follow his move from McLaren to Ferrari. After a long and fruitful McLaren career, Briton Fry switched to Ferrari... read more »

Pat Fry has attracted a swathe of engineers to follow his move from McLaren to Ferrari. After a long and fruitful McLaren career, Briton Fry switched to Ferrari last year and... read more »

Team Lotus has today confirmed that John Iley, one of the leading aerodynamicists in global motorsport, has joined the team as Performance Director, heading up all... read more »

Team Lotus has confirmed that John Iley has joined the team as Performance Director, heading up all aerodynamics, CFD and related activity for the team. read more »

John Iley, currently head of aerodynamics at McLaren, will join Team Lotus in June of next year... read more »

Toro Rosso have appointed Jon Tomlinson and Luca Furbatto to their technical team in a bid to strengthen their aerodynamics department... read more »

Toro Rosso has appointed Jon Tomlinson and Luca Furbatto to its technical team in a bid to bolster its aerodynamics department read more »

Martin Whitmarsh has confirmed that his team's Head of Aerodynamics, John Iley, is to join Caterham. read more »

John Iley, the current Head of Aerodynamics at McLaren, will be switching to Caterham (currently known as Team Lotus) for the 2012 Formula 1 season. Iley has been with the... read more »

Felipe Massa says Ferrari needs to improve on the aerodynamic front to be more competitive in 2012 read more »

Although aerodynamics is the largest area in which improvements should be made for the 2012 Formula 1 season, Ferrari must up its game in every department. That is the opinion... read more »

Jaime Alguersuari, 15th: “I am very disappointed with the outcome of this weekend, because we had opted for a strategy in terms of aerodynamics that read more »

Sauber has announced that Willem Toet has returned to the team as Head of Aerodynamics. The Dutchman, 59, began his Formula 1 career at Toleman in 1985, with that outfit... read more »

The Sauber team has confirmed that Willem Toet will return to the outfit in his original role as head of aerodynamics. The Dutchman held the role read more »

Willem Toet will return to his old role as Sauber's head of aerodynamics, the Swiss team has announced read more »

Williams are expecting no easy ride in Japan this weekend, with the Grove-based team braced for a rigid challenge on a circuit which demands ultra-effective aerodynamics.... read more »

Virgin Racing reserve driver Robert Wickens received the chance to have his first aerodynamics test for the team on Tuesday, marking the Sheffield-based squad’s third... read more »

Ferrari president Luca di Montezemolo has repeated his call for teams to be allowed to field three cars as well as criticising the sport's reliance on aerodynamics. read more »

Jul.28 (GMM) Top teams are pushing to allow more staff to travel to grands prix. Germany's Auto Motor und Sport reports that, under the current cost limiting agreement,... read more »

James Allison is the Technical Director of Lotus Renault Grand Prix and the recently-appointed head of FOTA's Technical Regulations Group. We will show our interview with... read more »