The FIA is continuing to roll out electronic policing of Formula 1 track limits offences by making use of a detection system at the exit of Mexico City's Turn 11 read more »

Sebastian Vettel believes F1 should use a traditional chequered flag rather than an electronic system to avoid a repeat of the error that occurred during the Japanese Grand Prix. read more »

The FIA have seized the steering wheels and standard Electronic Control Units from both Renault cars following a SportPesa Racing Point protest. read more »

The FIA has been directed to seal and impound both Renault Formula 1 cars' electronic control units and steering wheels, to allow Racing Point's protest against the... read more »

Following the trial of an electronic loop aimed at detecting drivers who exceeded the track limits at Spa, the FIA intends using the system at more events. read more »

FIA plans to increase electronic monitoring of track limits read more »

Formula One confirms a collaboration with English electronic music act The Chemical Brothers to create a three-second remix which will be the sound of the upcoming 2019 season. read more »

Formula 1 has announced that a three-second remix of a track by electronic music act The Chemical Brothers will become its "new global sonic identity" read more »

Renault says achieving greater reliability with its Formula 1 engine has allowed it to push its electronic components harder and make a performance step that feels like... read more »

Nico Rosberg expressed his elation as he recovered from an electronics issue to record pole position at the German Grand Prix. Rosberg had to abort his first effort in Q3 when... read more »

Nico Rosberg expressed relief as he took pole position for the German Grand Prix with just one lap, after an electronic issue surfaced. Rosberg, who also set… read more »

The FIA's new electronic monitoring system to determine track limits receives mixed feedback ahead of the Hungarian Grand Prix. read more »

New measures which see electric signals given when drivers exceed the track limits have left the drivers divided. read more »

The FIA's decision to use electronic detection technology at this weekend's Hungarian Grand Prix to stop track limits being abused has met with a mixed response from... read more »

The FIA have installation electronic detection systems at various points around the Hungaroring circuit to police track limits... read more »

The FIA has confirmed that track limits will be enforced electronically as it bids to deter drivers from gaining an advantage at the Hungarian Grand Prix this… read more »

Ferrari is investigating the electronic issue that caused Sebastian Vettel's Friday practice at the Russian Grand Prix to be cut short. Vettel's car stopped on track... read more »

Revealing that a "small electronic bug" caused his Bahrain DNS, Sebastian Vettel remains confident. read more »

Toto Wolff believes a hardware problem rather than an electronic issue is to blame for Mercedes' poor race starts. read more »

McLaren plan to delay the debut of their 2015 car, most likely to be called the MP4-30, after revealing plans to run a Honda-development car at the first pre-season test or... read more »

Mercedes has confirmed Nico Rosberg's retirement from the Singapore Grand Prix was caused after a "foreign substance" contaminated the electronic circuits in his... read more »

Nico Rosberg's retirement from the Singapore Grand Prix was caused after the "steering column electronic circuits were contaminated with a foreign substance,"... read more »

Mercedes have revealed the exact reason for Nico Rosberg's Singapore Grand Prix retirement after analysing his steering column and electronics back at their Brackley... read more »

Mercedes has revealed that a 'foreign substance' contaminated Nico Rosberg's Mercedes prior to the Singapore Grand Prix, which ultimately led to his retirement.... read more »

Toto Wolff thinks Sunday's Singapore grand prix proved F1 needs to rethink its new clampdown on radio communications. Ultimately, a last-minute compromise meant only... read more »