Formula 1 teams will be required to run a second fuel-flow sensor next season as the FIA escalates its efforts to prevent the rules being exploited for performance gains read more »

The FIA has reportedly confiscated engine parts from power units used at the Brazilian Grand Prix as scrutiny continues to be poured on Ferrari's engine. read more »

The Ferrari engine controversy is refusing to die down with the FIA reportedly seizing "parts of the fuel system" from the SF90 as well as a customer. read more »

FIA race director Michael Masi has been busy explaining why the SC was needed for six laps to cover Valtteri Bottas' stricken Mercedes in Brazil. read more »

Formula 1 race director Michael Masi has explained why the safety car was deployed for six laps just to retrieve Valtteri Bottas's Mercedes read more »

Mercedes Formula 1 driver Lewis Hamilton was penalised for his Brazilian Grand Prix collision with Alex Albon before the scheduled FIA hearing because he declined the... read more »

Carlos Sainz Jr's first Formula 1 podium and McLaren's first in five years is secure, after the FIA looked into alleged illegal DRS use in the Brazilian Grand Prix read more »

As part of their many post-race decisions, the FIA has opted to take no further action against Sebastian Vettel and Charles Leclerc for their collision in Brazil. read more »

Charles Leclerc and Sebastian Vettel were summoned to the stewards after their late-race collision at the Brazilian Grand Prix. read more »

Ferrari team boss, Mattia Binotto insists that nothing has been changed on the teams power units in the wake of the technical directives sent out by the FIA. read more »

Max Verstappen put in an impressive performance in yesterday's qualifying session at Sao Paulo to secure the pole position for the 47th FIA Formula One Brazilian Grand... read more »

For this weekend, teams and drivers headed to the sole South American round of the 2019 FIA Formula One World Championship, the Brazilian Grand Prix which takes place at Sao... read more »

Join us for live coverage of the 66th running of the historic FIA Formula 3 World Cup at the Macau Grand Prix! Watch as the stars of the FIA Formula 3 Championship battle it... read more »

It was Max Verstappen who kicked off his road to redemption around Interlagos by securing pole for the Brazilian GP. read more »

Max Verstappen is being a lot more circumspect in his comments relating to the Ferrari engine allegations, telling the media that he's happy that the FIA are "on top... read more »

Max Verstappen has backed the FIA issuing more technical directives , having angered Ferrari with his views on the matter at the United States Grand Prix. read more »

Round Twenty of the 2019 FIA Formula One World Championship sees teams and drivers head to the Autodromo Jose Carlos Pace, home to the Brazilian Grand Prix. read more »

Formula 1 teams have been asked to supply information about the use of lubricants in their engines, the latest move to ensure oil is not being burned for performance gains read more »

Verstappen shies away from further comments on Ferrari's engine - but praises the FIA for its recent action via technical directives. read more »

Two weeks after a technical directive appeared to compromise Ferrari in Austin, the FIA sends out another. read more »

The FIA has, perhaps fancifully, expressed a hope that Formula 1 teams will report loopholes in the 2021 regulations, rather than look to exploit them. read more »

Ahead of the Brazilian GP, the FIA have released another technical directive to address the use of flammable liquid in an engine's cooling system. read more »

The FIA is optimistic some Formula 1 teams will report any early loopholes in the 2021 technical regulations rather than exploit them, but not for "charitable" reasons read more »

The FIA hope that teams will give them a helping hand in policing the 2021 regulations by reporting any potential loopholes. read more »

The FIA admits Formula 1 cars are unlikely to retain as much downforce as its 2021 research suggests, but hopes the new rules will still produce a "very big step" read more »