Team boss, Mattia Binotto reveals that Ferrari will support the proposed move to delay the rules overhaul planned for 2021 until 2022. read more »

Formula One teams are set to discuss a delay to the radical overhaul of F1's rules slated for 2021 due to the disruption caused by the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. read more »

Ferrari boss Mattia Binotto has suggested that the squad is prepared to throw its weight behind the idea to delay the introduction of Formula 1's planned 2021 rules.... read more »

Ferrari team principal Mattia Binotto says his team will back a move to delay Formula 1's 2021 rules package for a year, insisting now is not the time to be... read more »

The coronavirus isn't only having an impact on the 2020 F1 season but could also affect 2021 with teams reportedly pushing to delay the introduction of the new cars. read more »

F1 could delay the planned introduction of the 2021 regulation overhaul by a year in a bid to reduce costs following the disruption caused by the coronavirus pandemic. read more »

While there might not be any on track activity at present, there is plenty of activity behind the scenes as F1 looks ahead to the day racing is given the all-clear. read more »

Formula 1 teams are pushing to delay the introduction 2021's radical car overhaul due to the coronavirus pandemic, with the plan to be discussed with series bosses on Thursday read more »

The majority of Formula 1 teams are reportedly in favour of delaying the introduction of the 2021 regulations for one year in an effort to reduce costs during what is expected... read more »

F1 can still manage to complete a 17- or 18-race season this year despite the delays caused by the coronavirus pandemic, according to managing director Ross Brawn. read more »

Following the postponements and cancellations of the opening four races of the 2020 season, Formula 1 have begun reimbursing F1 TV subscribers.  read more »

Other than actually going to Australia, one of the biggest criticisms in the aftermath of the event's cancellation is the delay in officially confirming it. read more »

Alfa Romeo's 2020 plans have been thrown into chaos after their new car was reportedly "destroyed" in its initial crash test in Milan. read more »

Michael Masi says the stewards opted to delay Charles Leclerc's fuel investigation until after the race because there "was insufficient time" prior to the start... read more »

Formula 1 teams have expressed their frustration at the delay over a final decision on Pirelli's 2020 tyre construction because of the impact on their aerodynamic development read more »

If you were among the millions of fans frustrated by the delay in confirming Max Verstappen as winner of the Austrian Grand Prix, things could be about to get a whole lot worse. read more »

Ferrari does not share the desire of Mercedes and Red Bull to delay Formula 1's rules overhaul and hopes it will be voted through even if it is incomplete read more »

Ferrari principal Mattia Binotto says the team are against Mercedes and Red Bull's wishes for the 2021 regulations to be delayed by a year. read more »

Max Verstappen lost pole for Formula 1's 2019 Mexican Grand Prix for failing to slow for yellow flags brought out by Valtteri Bottas crashing his Mercedes three-and-a-half... read more »

Red Bull team boss, Christian Horner has revealed that the top teams sought to delay the introduction of the majority of the regulation changes planned for 2021 until the year... read more »

Title delay for Hamilton? Sebastian Vettel is fastest in Mexico second practice, Hamilton fifth read more »

Leading Formula 1 teams wanted the championship's major rules overhaul delayed to 2022 to refine "underdeveloped" and "not very mature" ideas, while... read more »

Ferrari's Laurent Mekies, admits that rather than the aggressive, jaw-dropping, poster on the wall look F1 is promising, the delay in agreeing the 2021 rules could lead to... read more »

F1 team technical bosses have backed the "pragmatic" decision to delay proposals to introduce standard brakes and braking systems for the 2021 season. read more »

The FIA has decided to delay plans to introduce a single supplier for brakes to allow for "further evaluation" of the 2021 F1 cars. read more »