Formula 1 chiefs says government plans to ban the sales of new hybrid cars within 15 years are "crude" and maintain that F1 can contribute to developing... read more »

The organisers of the 2020 Russian Grand Prix are confident the event will not be affected by sanctions imposed by the World Anti-Doping Agency on the country hosting major... read more »

Russia's Formula One Grand Prix in Sochi will not be affected by the country's four-year World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) ban for tampering with doping tests, the... read more »

Brazilian Grand Prix winner Max Verstappen nearly put his Red Bull F1 car into anti-stall mode when avoiding Robert Kubica in the Interlagos pitlane.  read more »

McLaren has removed sponsor British American Tobacco's logos for the Australian Grand Prix, the Formula 1 team deciding to not risk falling foul of the country's... read more »

Niki Lauda hopes Formula One reconsiders its ban on 'grid girls', a decision he believes is "stupid" and "against women". read more »

On 25 January it was announced that the Force India and Sauber teams have withdrawn the complaint they lodged with the European Commission on the subject of anti-competitive... read more »

Having lodged a complaint to the European Commission in 2015, both teams have redacted their views after Liberty Media's first year in charge. read more »

Force India and Sauber have withdrawn their complaint to the European Union regarding anti-competitive practices in Formula 1. read more »

Force India and Alfa Romeo Sauber withdraw joint complaint to the European Commission raising concerns on anti-competitive practices in F1. read more »

Force India and Sauber withdrawn their complaint against anti-competitive practices in the sport of Formula 1, saying they are "encouraged" by dialogue with Liberty... read more »

Anyone complaining about the championship becoming predictable in favour of Lewis Hamilton should recall the Japanese Grand Prix 30 years ago. Anti-climatic doesn't make a... read more »

Carlos Sainz has labelled his "unthinkable" fourth place finish in the Singapore Grand Prix as the best drive of his Formula One career so far. Despite making a slow... read more »

Officials at the Italian Grand Prix have installed a yellow and black kerb on the exit of Monza's Parabolica in a bid to deter drivers from abusing track… read more »

Romain Grosjean has said an electrical issue with his Haas prompted the yellow flags to be waved in the closing stages of Q3. read more »

There were plenty of radio messages to choose from following a chaotic Canadian Grand Prix, but one driver's transcript stood out above the rest... Kvyat turns the... read more »

Jolyon Palmer says Renault traced his struggles in the Formula 1 season opener to a rear anti-roll bar problem and hopes the team can start afresh in China read more »

UK MEP Anneliese Dodds has denied claims that an EU probe into the anti-competitive nature of Formula 1 has been scrapped. read more »

The European Parliament have overwhelming voted in favour of investigating F1, in light of suggestions it promotes anti-competitive practices. read more »

Members of the European Parliament have backed calls for an investigation into anti-competition practices in Formula 1, following a vote on the matter. South… read more »

The European Parliament will consider launching an investigation into allegations of 'anti competition' in F1 over prize money and its recent sale read more »

Members of the European Parliament back calls for an investigation into 'anti-competitive' Formula 1. read more »

The European parliament has thrown its support behind calls for Formula One to be investigated for allegations of anti-competition practices. The EU has been looking into F1... read more »

The European parliament has thrown its support behind calls for an investigation into anti-competition practices in Formula 1 read more »

Sergio Perez has thrown his backing behind the Mexican GP's #BridgesNotWalls hashtag, which protests Donald Trump's controversial plans to build a wall on the Mexican... read more »