The Silverstone-based team introduced an intriguing wing design in Budapest on Friday, having seemingly found a loophole in the wording of the regulations and been given the... read more »

Today's press conference with Max Verstappen, Lance Stroll, Carlos Sainz, Yuki Tsunoda, George Russell, Daniel Ricciardo, Alex Albon, Esteban Ocon, Kevin Magnussen and... read more »

The halo faced considerable opposition during its development stages, but it has now become an accepted part of motorsport across multiple single-seater categories.Key says... read more »

Round 12 of the 2022 FIA Formula One World Championship takes teams and drivers to Budapest, one of the most stunning cities in Europe, home of the Hungarian Grand Prix.... read more »

Christian Horner has conceded he is concerned about persisting problems within the FIA after another "glitch" at the French Grand Prix. read more »

FIA interim secretary general for motorsport Shaila-Ann Rao has dismissed concerns over potential favouritism towards Mercedes since taking post. read more »

Sebastian Vettel believes sausage kerbs should "never come back" after the circuit features were removed ahead of the French Grand Prix at Paul Ricard. read more »

McLaren technical director James Key has confirmed the team is supportive of controversial floor regulation changes for 2023 in the interest of driver safety. read more »

Just as Michael Masi sometimes took a different line to his immediate predecessor Charlie Whiting, so new FIA race directors Niels Wittich and Eduardo Freitas have followed had... read more »

It seems not everyone is a fan of the FIA's proposed 2023 F1 floor rule changes, as 5 teams are believed to consider challenging the FIA over the updates, suggesting they... read more »

Shaila-Ann Rao, FIA interim secretary general for motorsport, has dismissed any suggestions she could be biased towards her former team Mercedes. read more »

Red Bull team principal Christian Horner has accused the FIA of hiding behind the "easy card" of safety in F1's latest regulatory debate. read more »

Guenther Steiner said it is too late in the year to be making such changes. read more »

In a bid to curb the porpoising issue faced by a number of teams in the early part of this season under the new technical regulations, the FIA announced ahead of the French... read more »

With Michael Masi's departure from the FIA being announced recently, Ted Kravtiz gave a hard-hitting monologue at the end of his French Grand Prix qualifying notebook. read more »

But it could have been an even better day for Red Bull had Sergio Perez not missed out on a podium after he was overtaken by Mercedes' George Russell in the closing... read more »

It was a strong day for Red Bull at the French Grand Prix, but it could have been an even better day. After a titanic battle with Mercedes' George Russell, Sergio Perez... read more »

The FIA say there was no confusion about the VSC in France, "same information is supplied to all teams concurrently". read more »

Sergio Perez claims that incorrect information from the FIA over the withdrawal of the virtual safety car led to him losing out to George Russell in today's French Grand Prix. read more »

F1's governing body has defended itself against criticism that confusion over its virtual safety car messaging system cost Sergio Perez a podium finish in the French Grand... read more »

Following Alfa Romeo's Zhou Guanyu stopping at the side of the track with an engine problem in the closing stages, the FIA called out a virtual safety car to allow... read more »

Sergio Perez has claimed that garbled messages from the FIA's virtual safety car system cost him and his Red Bull team a podium finish in the French Grand Prix. read more »

In the latter stages of Sunday's Paul Ricard race, Perez was embroiled in a battle with Mercedes' George Russell over the final podium place.A late virtual safety car... read more »

On paper, it all looks plain and simple: a two-stop strategy is the way to approach today's French Grand Prix. However, the elongated speed limit zone and potential... read more »

A core group of teams led by Ferrari and Red Bull are unhappy about the scale of revisions that the FIA is intending to make to the technical regulations for next year.In... read more »