The delay comes after the governing body issued a new technical directive on the subject that replaces the original version. The delay in its introduction allows teams further... read more »

Mercedes will not continue with Valtteri Bottas next season but Finnish racer Toni Vilander isn't expecting an early announcement. read more »

Despite a delay in lifting COVID-19 restrictions in the UK until 19 July, F1 officials remained confident of a bumper Silverstone crowd after talks over including the race in... read more »

Toto Wolff has declared Mercedes could wait as late as February next year before announcing its driver line-up for 2022. read more »

Silverstone organisers have confirmed fans will be allowed to attend Formula 1's British Grand Prix next month despite the delay in the easing of lockdown restrictions by... read more »

Following the delay in lifting of restrictions in the UK, Silverstone are discussing the possibility of a capacity crowd with the government. read more »

The British Grand Prix will still have a strong fan presence despite the UK government announcing a delay to lockdown in England, GPFans Global understands. read more »

The British GP at Silverstone may receive an exemption from potential extended Covid restrictions in the UK, meaning a capacity crowd could still attend - report Telegraph Sport. read more »

Formula 1 drivers are to set to raise concerns over the length of time it took for the Safety Car to be deployed following Max Verstappen's high-speed crash in the... read more »

A number of drivers have expressed concern at the delay in deploying the safety car following Max Verstappen's crash on Sunday. read more »

The Azerbaijan Grand Prix went from a relatively forgettable race to one of extreme excitement after Max Verstappen's Pirelli blowout led to a red-flag delay and a two-lap... read more »

A tyre failure with four laps to go caused Verstappen to spin out at one of the fastest points on the circuit on the main straight, crashing into the wall and leaving debris... read more »

Formula 1 drivers say they will question why there was a delay in deploying the Safety Car in the wake of race leader Max Verstappen suffering a high-speed tyre failure in... read more »

Charles Leclerc is ready to quiz the FIA about why it took so long to deploy the Safety Car after Max Verstappen's crash during the Azerbaijan Grand Prix. read more »

George Russell wants to focus on securing his 2022 drive, and clear remaining travel issues before jetting off to live in Monaco. read more »

Mercedes and McLaren's Formula 1 bosses have hit out at the decision to delay the implementation of stricter rear-wing flexibility tests until June, with Toto Wolff... read more »

McLaren team boss, Andreas Seidl is "not happy" with the delay in introducing new tests to monitor so-called "bendy" wings. read more »

McLaren say they "strongly disagree" with a delay in the implementation of tests to deal with illegal flexible wings in Formula 1. read more »

As Autosport revealed last week, the FIA is introducing new loads tests and visual checks on 'bendy' rear wings after suspecting teams were gaining an aero... read more »

F1 teams are navigating a complex campaign with the largely carried-over car concepts that were introduced at the start of 2020, but have been kept on for an extra year so the... read more »

Admitting that the delay in agreeing a new contract for this season "ruined" his winter, Lewis Hamilton admits that he is keen to agree a new deal for 2022. read more »

Ferrari tested a new floor during Friday practice in Portugal, but to avoid playing favourites, won't use it again until Barcelona. read more »

Red Bull’s Helmut Marko claims Mercedes are trying to delay the start date of Ben Hodgkinson, who will head up its new powertrain department. Last week Red Bull Racing... read more »

Red Bull may have signed Mercedes' engine chief, Ben Hodgkinson, but the Silver Arrows are trying everything they can to delay the move. read more »

Michael Masi has responded to Sebastian Vettel's criticism that the Imola stewards were too slow in reacting to Aston Martin's pre-race brake problems. read more »