Mercedes' innovative Formula 1 wheel assembly remains the focus of much attention following last weekend's Mexican Grand Prix read more »

Jean Todt will continue in his role as FIA president for a third and final term, with official confirmation coming at the annual General Assembly in Paris. read more »

Jean Todt has been re-elected as president of the FIA for a third and final term at the organisation's General Assembly in Paris read more »

Jean Todt has duly been elected for another four-year term as FIA President, having stood unopposed, during the FIA's General Assembly in Paris. Todt… read more »

Pascal Wehrlein will start Sunday's Canadian Grand Prix from the pit lane after Sauber broke parc ferme rules to change his rear wing assembly. read more »

Pascal Wehrlein will start today's race from the pitlane after Sauber changed his rear wing assembly. read more »

Mercedes F1 Team fired up the heart of its 2017 car last Wednesday which confirms the team which has dominated the pinnacle of the motorsport for the last three years is on... read more »

Ferrari previews the Canadian Grand Prix with Diego Loverno, Head of Track Operations and Car Assembly. read more »

Red Bull's RB11 has passed the mandatory FIA crash tests at the very last minute, allowing the team to take part in pre-season testing this week. Team principal Christian... read more »

Red Bull's RB11 will only just be ready for the first pre-season test in Jerez on Sunday according to team principal Christian Horner. During a media event in Milton... read more »

Sebastian Vettel and Daniel Ricciardo will start the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix from the pitlane after Red Bull had to change its front wing and nose assembly read more »

The Williams Formula 1 team has elected to change the steering assembly on Valtteri Bottas' car for the Japanese Grand Prix, following the problems that compromised him in... read more »

Haas Formula - as the new American Formula 1 team will officially be known - may choose to delay its on-track launch until the 2016 season according to team owner Gene Haas.... read more »

The penultimate day of testing saw Sauber go from one extreme to the other – the most amount of laps in one day on Friday to the least amount of laps in a day on... read more »

Q. What were the key steps taken between Jerez and Bahrain? Rob White: We made a number of specification changes to the Energy Store (battery), involving modified hardware,... read more »

Honda's new power unit facility in Milton Keynes is expected to be up and running by June, the company confirmed. Whilst the engines will be designed in Japan, at a new... read more »

Honda says it is making "steady progress" with its Formula One programme and will have its dynamo and assembly facilities up and running in the UK by June this year read more »

Honda is expecting their UK base to be up and running by June this year. The Japanese manufacturer is returning to the sport as a power unit supplier to McLaren, rekindling the... read more »

Jean Todt has been officially re-elected for a second term as FIA president following the annual general assembly in Paris read more »

Though welcoming rule changes to the election system that some FIA clubs have tabled to the General Assembly, David Ward reveals that the 2013 eligibility rules are the highest... read more »

The Mercedes/Pirelli tyre scandal has been referred to the FIA's International Tribunal, but what exactly is the 'IT' and how does it work? What is the IT?... read more »

Qatar is hopeful of hosting its first official Formula One test session following an FIA inspection of the circuit to gain the necessary safety level. The Losail International... read more »

Mark Webber was happy with Red Bull's first day of testing at Jerez despite a late start due to some pieces of the rear wing assembly arriving late read more »

Professor Sid Watkins has announced his retirement from the FIA Institute Presidency at the Annual General Assembly of the Institute. read more »

Williams will have an upgraded diffuser and a new front wing assembly for Singapore. read more »