Jules Bianchi "did not slow sufficiently to avoid losing control" before his accident in Suzuka, according to the FIA read more »

Formula 1's governing body, the FIA, has released the findings of its investigation into Jules Bianchi's accident at the Japanese Grand Prix. read more »

The FIA have confirmed double points at the season finale will be scrapped in 2015 as part of a raft of rule changes approved at the World Motor Sport Council meeting in Doha. read more »

The Accident Panel set up by the FIA to investigate the circumstances surrounding Jules Bianchi s crash in the Japanese Grand Prix says one of the key issues was that Bianchi... read more »

The FIA have released a bumper calendar for the 2015 season, comprising 21 grands prix including Korea and Mexico... read more »

The FIA has announced that the Korean Grand Prix is set to return to the Formula 1 calendar for 2015, pushing the number of races up to 21 read more »

After just one season, the FIA has confirmed that double points and standing restarts have been scrapped... read more »

Formula 1's superlicence rules will be dramatically tightened up from 2016 - with drivers needing to be older than 18 and have at least two-years' single-seater... read more »

The FIA has introduced new Super Licence qualification regulations, which will be introduced from the start of 2016. Amid concerns that drivers were able to obtain Super... read more »

Jules Bianchi did not slow down sufficiently to avoid losing control when he crashed at the Japanese GP, an FIA accident report has found. read more »

The FIA announces a provisional 21-race calendar for 2015, featuring the return of the Korean Grand Prix and a new race in Mexico. read more »

The FIA has published a review of the events which led to Jules Bianchi's accident at the Japanese Grand Prix. Bianchi sustained severe head injuries when he struck a... read more »

The FIA's World Motor Sport Council has confirmed that double points will be scrapped for the 2015 season. At the final meeting of 2014 in Qatar, the WMSC decided that the... read more »

Under shadow of costs row, Wednesday's FIA World Motor Sport Council meeting should officially ditch double points, hear the Jules Bianchi crash report and tweak the 2015... read more »

The FIA will push ahead with the idea of a virtual safety car (VSC) for the 2015 season following successful trials during the final few races of 2014. The system won't... read more »

Formula 1 teams and the FIA have given the green light for the introduction of the virtual safety car (VSC) in 2015, following successful late-season tests read more »

This video takes you behind the scenes of two days of testing the Sauber C31 Formula One car with drivers Adderly Fong and Roy Nissany in October 2014 and reveals how majorly... read more »

Red Bull's penalty for using an illegal front-wing in Abu Dhabi was far too lenient according to Force India's technical director Andy Green. The Milton Keynes... read more »

Williams have denied claims their front-wing is illegal following comments from Red Bull team principal Christian Horner, which suggested it was. Red Bull's two cars were... read more »

Williams performance chief Rob Smedley says while all Formula 1 teams are pushing front wing rules to the limit, the FIA has deemed his own squad's design legal read more »

Force India attached a device to their car on Wednesday morning during the Abu Dhabi post-season test which its designer, Lewis Hamilton's father Anthony, hopes will help... read more »

Ahead of the latest meeting of the sport's Strategy Group, FIA president Jean Todt says he is determined to bring down the cost of engines. read more »

FIA president Jean Todt is hoping to revive plans for a cost cap in Formula One in an attempt to ease the sport's financial crisis read more »

Cost-cutting is set to dominate talks at the Strategy Group meeting with FIA president Jean Todt admitting something needs to give to end the current crisis... read more »

FIA president Jean Todt will revive the Formula 1 cost cap proposal when teams gather in Geneva on Tuesday for crunch meetings about the sport's future, AUTOSPORT has learned read more »