Volkswagen will not enter Formula 1 for the foreseeable future until it settles on consistent sporting and technical regulations read more »

Renault boss Cyril Abiteboul has encouraged Formula One's rule makers to push ahead with a new set of regulations aimed at making the sport more extreme in 2017. Plans to... read more »

The future of Formula 1 is on the agenda as the FIA and key team members meet to discuss regulations, race formats and safety enhancements. read more »

Claire Williams says she needs to be braver when negotiating with fellow Formula One bosses in order to fight her team's corner in the sport. As Williams' deputy team... read more »

The Grand Prix Drivers' Association (GPDA) has called for the introduction of a closed cockpit design in Formula One by 2017 at the latest. The subject of cockpit... read more »

Formula 1's bosses are once again considering the possibility of bringing back mid-race refuelling to Formula 1 in the near future, FIA President Jean Todt has… 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 »

F1 bosses are once again considering bringing back refuelling to Formula One, FIA president Jean Todt has confirmed. Refuelling has not been part of F1 races since it was... read more »

FIA president Jean Todt admits that bringing refuelling back to F1 is still on the agenda. read more »

The proposal of an alternative 'budget' engine will be on the agenda when the Formula 1 Strategy Group meets in Paris on Tuesday, Autosport has learned read more »

The subject of cockpit canopies is back on F1’s agenda in the wake of Justin Wilson’s tragic accident in an IndyCar race two weeks ago, with most drivers saying that they... read more »

Jean Todt suggests that hosting races in the evening would prove popular with fans... but what is his true agenda? read more »

Kimi Raikkonen says Formula One has lost the fear factor that used to entice fans and wants to see the sport go back to the way it was when he made his debut in 2001. Improving... read more »

Force India deputy team principal Bob Fernley claims calls for customer cars mask a hidden agenda. read more »

Formula 1 teams shoudn't be in charge of making the rules and deciding on the future direction of the sport according to three team bosses. At present, representatives... read more »

Force India's Deputy Team Principal Bob Fernley has revealed the team are unhappy to see cost cutting ideas ignored in favour of bringing customer cars into the sport.... read more »

Although very few details have been released about Thursday's Strategy Group meeting it is being reported that F1 could "embrace" customer cars... read more »

The announcement of an April start as part of a 2016 Formula 1 calendar revamp has prompted rumours of a hidden agenda from Bernie Ecclestone. JONATHAN NOBLES examines possible... read more »

Sauber's courtroom battle with Giedo van der Garde and questions over Fernando Alonso's testing crash are hot topics in Melbourne. read more »

Formula 1 could look very different in 2016 if the sport can agree on new regulations governing downforce, fuel, tyres and engines. A meeting was held this week in Geneva... read more »

The future of current drivers Jenson Button and Kevin Magnussen will be on the agenda when McLaren's annual board meeting takes place on Thursday... read more »

A new think-tank has been created by Formula 1 to improve the overall experience for fans during and away from races next season and beyond. The Promotional Working Group will... read more »

Leading Formula 1 team bosses have rubbished suggestions there is an agenda to drive the small outfits out of Formula 1. read more »

Fernando Alonso has backed Formula 1's small teams amid the ongoing financial situation which has already resulted in the loss of to teams this season. With the grid... read more »

Sauber team principal Monisha Kaltenborn believes F1 bosses and those in charge of the 'big teams' such as Ferrari, Mercedes, Red Bull and McLaren, want rid of... read more »