Jan.30 (GMM) The Lotus 'reactive ride height system' controversy may have been a storm in a teacup. Writing in Turun Sanomat newspaper, Finnish correspondent Heikki... read more »

Lotus's innovative ride-height braking system is set to be the first big controversy of 2012 with team's awaiting word on its legality... read more »

Jan.10 (GMM) Organisers of the Bahrain grand prix are pushing ahead with preparations for April's race. Last year's pre-season test and race at the Sakhir circuit... read more »

Organisers of the Bahrain Grand Prix are pushing ahead with preparations for April’s race. Last year’s pre-season test and race at the Sakhir circuit were... read more »

Lewis Hamilton says the trials and controversy of his 2011 season were necessary in order for him to learn and grow - and that such knowledge means he can now see the positives... read more »

Dave Ryan, the former McLaren sporting director who left the team in the wake of the Lewis Hamilton lying controversy at the start of 2009, is on the verge of a return to... read more »

Formula 1 chiefs are to consider a change to the tyres rules for qualifying, AUTOSPORT has learned, following controversy about cars not running in Q3 this year. read more »

The controversy over Felipe Massa and Lewis Hamilton's collision in the Singapore Grand Prix has taken a fresh twist with the release of new footage from the race read more »

Mercedes GP has called for a more hard line approach to ensure that all Formula 1 teams are abiding by the Resource Restriction Agreement, amid renewed controversy about... read more »

Red Bull Racing believes that Formula 1's curfew regulations still need tweaking after the controversy at last weekend's Singapore Grand Prix. read more »

For seemingly the umpteenth time this season, Lewis Hamilton has opened his mouth to court controversy, this time accusing Rubens Barrichello of being 'content with just... read more »

FOTA chairman Martin Whitmarsh is confident that teams can make Formula 1's Resource Restriction Agreement (RRA) a success, despite fresh controversy over the deal. read more »

Pirelli thinks the controversy over camber settings in Formula 1 is now at an end, with the tyre company confident that a clampdown on the matter at Monza means there should be... read more »

Sep.10 (GMM) The FIA has moved to ensure the safety of Pirelli's tyres this weekend. Usually, F1's official tyre supplier issues recommendations to the teams about... read more »

Formula 1 teams have been issued with a more conservative camber recommendation by Pirelli for this weekend's Italian Grand Prix, AUTOSPORT can reveal, to prevent a repeat... read more »

Pirelli motorsport director Paul Hembery insists that his company will be more cautious with its recommended camber guidelines for future races following the Belgian Grand Prix... read more »

Williams chairman Adam Parr believes Formula 1 fans should be more supportive of the sport's attempts to reduce its costs, following the controversy generated by the... read more »

Craig Pollock believes the controversy over the appointment of Gilles Simon to his PURE company is a matter for the FIA to sort out, with teams set to ask the governing body to... read more »

Q. This issue arose shortly before the Spanish Grand Prix. Was it initiated by the FIA or did it come from an F1 team? A: read more »

FIA technical delegate Charlie Whiting is confident the controversy surrounding off-throttle exhaust blown diffusers has been put to bed and that there will be no protests from... read more »

Red Bull owner Dietrich Mateschitz says there are absolutely no doubts that Mark Webber will stay with the outfit next year, even after the team orders controversy. read more »

Jarno Trulli has branded the controversy over off-throttle diffuser blowing at Silverstone as 'ridiculous.' read more »

McLaren technical director Paddy Lowe has said the FIA was not to blame for the confusion and controversy surrounding off-throttle blown diffusers at the British Grand Prix read more »

Formula 1 faces further controversy and confusion after the teams failed to reach a unanimous agreement over the off-throttle exhaust clampdown. The FIA had offered the read more »

Formula 1's ruling body, the FIA, has decided to backtrack on its blown diffuser clampdown following days of controversy over the matter. read more »