Renault has announced that they have formally requested to withdraw their appeal against the FIA's decision over Racing Point's illegal brake ducts. read more »

Renault has asked the FIA if it can withdraw its appeal against the punishment handed out to Racing Point for copying Mercedes' brake ducts read more »

Renault has confirmed that it has requested a withdrawal of its appeal against the stewards' decision with regard to Racing Point's brake ducts. Renault instigated a... read more »

The FIA's upcoming clampdown on Formula 1 power unit mode usage is partially an attempt to stop manufacturers gaining performance by claiming reliability modifications,... read more »

FIA president Jean Todt hopes new regulations aimed at banning teams from copying rival cars will be enough to settle concerns Racing Point's rivals have over Formula... read more »

The new technical directive that will ban 'party mode' from being used during qualifying at Formula 1 weekends will not pose a great challenge to teams, according to... read more »

The FIA and Formula 1 have formally confirmed a final 17-race 2020 schedule, taking the world championship season to a mid-December finish read more »

Two-time FIA Formula One world champion Fernando Alonso has revealed that his hands were tied in yesterday's Indy500 race by issues related to the clutch of his Arrow... read more »

The upcoming clampdown from the FIA on car copying in Formula 1 will have "zero impact" on Racing Point's business model, according to Otmar Szafnauer read more »

Racing Point boss Otmar Szafnauer says the FIA's updated regulations on car copying will have "zero impact" on their team model. read more »

FIA president Jean Todt believes it would be "very good" for Formula 1 to race at Indianapolis once again. read more »

FIA President Jean Todt believes that Formula 1 returning to Indianapolis Motor Speedway would be very good for the sport because it "has all the ingredients" of an... read more »

Ahead of the Indy 500, FIA president, Jean Todt admits that he would like to see F1 return to the legendary 'Brickyard'. read more »

Pirelli motorsport boss Mario Isola welcomes the FIA's move to reduce downforce levels on the F1 cars further for 2021. read more »

FIA race director Michael Masi has given a staunch defence of the kerbing used during Formula 1 events following an incident that left Formula 2 driver Sean Gelael with a... read more »

Red Bull boss, Christian Horner, thinks the long-running RP20 dispute will be settled outside of the FIA International Court of Appeal. read more »

A ban on qualifying engine modes won’t now come into effect until the Italian Grand Prix, giving teams more time to prepare for the rule change, which had originally been... read more »

Red Bull-backed youngster Juri Vips will replace Sean Gelael at DAMS for the next three rounds of the FIA Formula 2 Championship. The Estonian finished fourth in FIA Formula 3... read more »

The FIA clampdown on Formula 1 teams usage of qualifying engine modes has been postponed until the Italian Grand Prix, instead of next weekend's Belgian GP as originally... read more »

McLaren technical director James Key thinks the FIA face a difficult job in "policing" the copying rules going forwards after the Racing Point controversy. read more »

Ferrari hopes to gain "clarity and transparency" from the FIA over the rules on Formula 1 car copying after formalising its appeal in the Racing Point brake duct case read more »

Pirelli boss Mario Isola says the FIA's plan to further trim Formula 1's downforce levels in 2021 to help the tyre company is more a matter of performance than safety read more »

Helmut Marko is demanding answers from the FIA as he feels both Racing Point and Mercedes are "perpetrators" in the controversial brake duct saga. read more »

Valtteri Bottas is confident Mercedes will not be hindered by the incoming FIA ban on qualifying engine modes. read more »

Haas' Kevin Magnussen and Romain Grosjean are happy to hear that the FIA are reviewing their rules on formation lap messages. read more »