The FIA has tweaked Formula 1's sporting regulations in an attempt to end some of the more farcical scenes that have littered qualifying sessions in 2018. The application... read more »

The 2005 United States Grand Prix is infamous in F1 history, with only six cars taking the start as the Michelin teams were forced to withdraw on safety grounds due to concerns... read more »

The FIA is searching for a solution to the F1 engine penalty grid solution to avoid another qualifying "farce" like in Russia.  read more »

Formula 1 is once again considering changes to the grid penalty system after it resulted in only 10 cars taking to the track in Q2 for the Russian Grand Prix. read more »

Q2 in Russia was not a good advert for Formula 1 as five cars sat out the session entirely. But how can it be prevented? read more »

Bob Fernley leaves Force India amidst claims of major driver reshuffle before Monza. read more »

F1 technical boss says cheaper, simplified components will end grid penalties farce. read more »

Formula 1 sporting director Ross Brawn has outlined how the power unit limitations behind grand prix racing's current farcical level of grid penalties can be eliminated read more »

If you enjoy bad acting and people attempting to wriggle out of an awkward situation, Friday's press conference had it all. read more »

Red Bull team principal Christian Horner plans a fresh push to get Formula 1's engine limit rules scrapped for 2018 following the Italian Grand Prix grid penalty farce read more »

Toto Wolff admits the ongoing farce around F1's qualifying format is "madness" and down to "various agendas" of the people making decisions. F1 chiefs... read more »

An enticing title fight is on the cards, and given the way F1 bosses are dealing with the qualifying farce, boy, does the sport need it. read more »

Alex Wurz has denied that the GPDA's letter condemning F1's rule-making process was a "knee-jerk reaction" to Australia's qualifying farce... read more »

Team bosses are to meet to discuss qualifying format following Melbourne farce. read more »

Sebastian Vettel is not surprised by F1's live elimination qualifying farce because drivers warned the sport's bosses it was going to happen. The new format was met... read more »

Chaos at Sauber as contractual dispute with driver Giedo van der Garde overshadows Friday practice in Melbourne. read more »

Juan Pablo Montoya believes that the farcical 2005 US Grand Prix would have been avoided if Formula 1 had raced on the Indianapolis road course used by IndyCar this weekend. read more »

Of course, Daniel Ricciardo's disqualification from the Australian Grand Prix was a matter of considerable regret. And as a by-product it served to re-open the whole... read more »

In an attempt to stop the final qualifying session from turning into a farce, the FIA are expected to make some changes to format for the 2014 season... read more »

Bernie Ecclestone has tipped Force India as a surprise race winner in 2014, with Nico Rosberg and Mercedes securing the title. The 83-year-old cast his eye over the grid and... read more »

Bernie Ecclestone has labelled this week's testing in Jerez "a farce" and blamed rule changes, many of which he has not supported, for a less than satisfactory... read more »

Bernie Ecclestone says the situation seen in testing this week in Spain is a 'total farce' and that the 'whole thing with the new engines is... read more »

Formula 1 supremo Bernie Ecclestone has described the sport's new green era as "a total farce". read more »

Following Tuesday's farce, when the assembled teams managed only 93 laps between them, F1 put on a slightly better show on day two of pre-season testing. read more »

The FIA presidential election battle risks turning in to a 'farce' unless the governing body forces support letters obtained by Jean Todt to be revoked, claims his... read more »