The FIA is happy Ferrari's power unit is operating within the regulations after spending the last two races investigating the way its Energy Recovery System works. read more »

The FIA has cleared Ferrari following speculation over the legality its energy recovery system (ERS). read more »

The FIA has concluded its investigation into Ferrari's Formula 1 battery system, clearing it of any wrongdoing after suspicions it had found a clever way of getting around... read more »

The FIA have cleared Ferrari of breaking any rules with their energy recovery system after questions were raised about the legality of their 2018 car. read more »

Charlie Whiting and the FIA are "satisfied" that Ferrari's SF71H is within the rules after investigating claims that the Scuderia were running their ERS illegally. read more »

Red Bull and Mercedes are confident the FIA will come down hard on Ferrari if they are found to be using their ERS illegally. read more »

The sixth round of the 2018 FIA Formula One World Championship began with practice Thursday at Circuit de Monaco as teams prepared for the 76th Monaco Grand Prix on Sunday. Two... read more »

The FIA and FOM have asked Pirelli to simplify their tyre choices for the 2019 season to improve understanding on what compound is being used. read more »

Mercedes and Red Bull say they are relying on the FIA to monitor the situation amidst speculation over the legality of Ferrari's ERS. read more »

As the FIA looks into Ferrari's energy recovery system, Sebastian Vettel says he has no concerns about the process as rival team bosses welcome the move. read more »

The FIA and Formula 1 have both asked Pirelli to simplify the names it uses for its tyre range in 2019 to make it easier for casual fans to understand read more »

Ferrari's rivals Red Bull and Mercedes are confident the FIA will clamp down on the Italian team if it is found to be running its energy recovery system outside the... read more »

Zak Brown, Christian Horner, Toto Wolff and Frederic Vasseur sit down with the press in Monaco. read more »

Red Bull and Mercedes say they have faith in the FIA to ensure that Ferrari is fully complying with the Formula 1 regulations in terms of battery and ERS usage read more »

Ferrari's revised Halo design retains the mirrors being attached, but without the winglet which has now been banned. read more »

Ferrari have revised their halo-mounted mirrors for the Monaco GP after their previous design was deemed illegal by the FIA. read more »

The Ferrari Formula 1 team has tweaked the design of its halo mirrors, following the FIA's declaration that the support winglets that appeared over them in Spain were illegal read more »

FIA president Jean Todt admits the current Formula 1 engine regulations went "a bit too far" in complexity, but says the 2021 rules will be a healthy... read more »

As F1 and the FIA prepare to reveal their plans for the engine formula from 2021, FIA president Jean Todt admits that the current formula is too complex. read more »

As F1's oil burning saga rumbles on, the FIA have closed yet another loophole after Mercedes requested clarification regarding the oil used in the "pressure charging... read more »

The Faenza-based team is looking to bring in a Japanese driver in the not-to-distant future, with FIA Formula 2 racer Nirei Fukuzumi the apparent leading candidate. read more »

The ongoing debate over oil consumption in Formula 1 has taken a further twist with a clarification request sent by Mercedes to the FIA read more »

Sebastian Vettel has once again questioned the decision-making process in Formula 1, saying drivers need to have more of a meaningful input. read more »

The FIA has issued clarification regarding Ferrari's banned Halo mirrors, saying aerodynamic impact of mirror mountings should be incidental or minimal. read more »

The structure Ferrari mounted to the Halo of its F1 car to incorporate its rear-view mirrors at the Spanish Grand Prix has been banned. read more »