A shadow of uncertainty has been cast over the Formula 1 field ahead of next weekend's German Grand Prix, with governing body the FIA clamping down on the use of FRIC... read more »

Max Chilton feels Mercedes could suffer the most if interconnected suspension systems are banned from Formula 1... read more »

Valtteri Bottas believes Williams won't be hurt by any ban on FRIC suspensions but could close the gap to Mercedes as a result read more »

McLaren Racing Director Eric Boullier has admitted that the recent move by the FIA to ban FRIC systems in Formula One have caught the teams by surprise. read more »

With the news that front and rear inter-connected (FRIC) suspension systems will be banned from the German Grand Prix unless unanimous support can be sought, McLaren's... read more »

Marussia driver Max Chilton believes an outlawing of front and rear interconnected (FRIC) suspension could hurt Mercedes more than any other team. read more »

Eric Boullier admits the FIA's directive on FRIC suspension systems "came as a surprise", but don't think it will have much of an impact on McLaren... read more »

The FIA looks set to tighten regulations surrounding Front and Rear Interconnected [FRIC] suspension at the next grand prix in Germany read more »

McLaren racing director Eric Boullier admits it has been surprised by a technical directive from the FIA that interconnected suspension systems could be banned read more »

McLaren racing director Eric Boullier has revealed that his team was surprised by the FIA's attempt to outlaw interconnected Formula 1 suspension systems. read more »

Following the British Grand Prix, Formula 1 teams received an FIA technical directive that aims to ban hydraulically interconnected suspension, better known as FRIC. read more »

The FIA is set to ban FRIC (front and rear inter-connected) suspension systems from the German Grand Prix onwards which could rule almost all the cars on the grid illegal. The... read more »

Formula 1's FRIC suspension systems, believed to be one of the strengths of the dominant Mercedes car, could be banned for the German Grand Prix, AUTOSPORT can reveal read more »

The World Motor Sport Council has agreed a number of changes to the 2015 Sporting and Technical Regulations during a meeting in Munich on Thursday. They include standing... read more »

Friday's two 90-minute practice sessions look likely to remain in 2015 following a meeting in Biggin Hill, London, on Wednesday. The Formula 1 Commission convened to... read more »

Paul Hembery has voiced his opposition to a proposed ban on in-season testing in 2015, saying it will be a step backwards read more »

Formula 1 teams are considering banning in-season testing next year as part of a move to cut costs, AUTOSPORT has learned. read more »

FIA president Jean Todt says that the cost cutting proposals put forwards by the Formula 1 teams are a 'joke'. Todt summoned a meeting of Formula 1's 11 teams... read more »

FIA president Jean Todt has called the suggestions to reduce spending put forward by six of the biggest teams a "joke". The F1 Strategy Group, which includes Todt,... read more »

Trouble may be brewing around the issue of sports sponsorship by the alcohol industry. read more »

Lotus co-owner Gerard Lopez admits he may need to sit down with Pastor Maldonado and tell him to push a little less, following a spate of incidents. The Venezuelan is no... read more »

Formula 1 chiefs are hopeful that a raft of changes over the next three years will amount to significant cost savings, doing away with the need for a cost cap which isn't... read more »

Red Bull has accused Mercedes of becoming "rattled" and says the team is "sweating" over the champions current performance surge which has seen them,... read more »

Red Bull have told Mercedes 'where they can shove that three-pointed star' in the wake of calls from their rival that Daniel Ricciardo's exclusion from the... read more »

Since Mercedes was seeking a three-race ban, Red Bull can consider itself lucky to have got off relatively lightly following Melbourne appeal. read more »