The FIA Institute has chosen the 19 drivers who will take part in a three-day shootout to decide who will make it onto its inaugural Young Driver Excellence Academy. read more »

Formula 1 teams and the FIA will not allow the new moveable rear wing to fail the sport this year - despite recent concerns about the impact it will have on racing. read more »

The organisers of the Chinese GP are adamant the Shanghai circuit will meet the FIA's requirements to host this year's race... read more »

Before the Shanghai circuit gets the approval for F1 racing by the FIA, it is to complete mandated changes to the track surface and draining before a final inspection takes... read more »

Officials at the Shanghai International Circuit have ensured that the venue will meet all relevant FIA standards when the Formula 1 governing body inspects the Chinese circuit... read more »

The 2011 Chinese Grand Prix will not be given the FIA's full go-ahead until March, a month before it is set to take place in mid April read more »

The Shanghai International Circuit, host of the Chinese Grand Prix, will undergo an FIA inspection in March before it gets the green light for this year's race. read more »

The Shanghai International circuit, which has yet to have its licence renewed by the FIA, is to be inspected in March. read more »

FIA president Jean Todt's push to use experienced drivers as race stewards in Formula 1 has been deemed a huge success by one of the men who helped fulfil that role in 2010 read more »

Prodrive has admitted that it will not be considering another attempt at entering Formula 1 until at least 2013, where significant changes are set to be made to the... read more »

McLaren engineering director Paddy Lowe is confident that the FIA will get a full grip of the moveable rear wing rules in 2011 to ensure the concept works well for the sport. read more »

Media experts warn that victory for former FIA President Max Mosley in his bid to amend the law on privacy in the European Court of Human Rights could have far-reaching... read more »

As he continues his crusade against the FIA's cost-cutting drive in F1, Ferrari President Luca di Montezemolo argues that there are now 'three alternatives' for... read more »

Shaikh Salman bin Isa Al Khalifa, the Chief Executive Officer of the Bahrain International Circuit, has said they are all very 'proud' that they will have the honour... read more »

Former FIA President Max Mosley has confessed that it was Ferrari's support for him during his legal battle with the News of the World back in 2008 that killed his planned... read more »

Talk of an F1 race in Vietnam is played down, despite FIA circuit advisor visiting country prior to Christmas read more »

The FIA could be poised to introduce new cockpit protection measures ahead of the 2011 F1 season. read more »

Less than three months before the start of the 2011 FIA Formula One World Championship, there are still 4 seats available in the pinnacle of motorsport. At the moment, there... read more »

Speculation that Vietnam could host a round of the Formula One World Championship in the near future is wide of the mark, according to FIA circuit advisor Hans Geist.... read more »

Britain’s Lewis Hamilton has revealed he would only give himself six out of ten for his performances during the 2010 FIA Formula One World Championship. Indeed while he was... read more »

Former FIA president Max Mosley has suggested that new F1 world champions Red Bull Racing may have contravened rules designed to limit spending in the top flight. read more »

Recent rumours that the FIA is looking at Vietnam as a possible venue for a grand prix have been played down by circuit advisor Hans Geist read more »

Circuit advisor Hans Geist insists that the FIA are not looking to include Vietnam on the F1 calender despite the Austrian visiting the country...  read more »

According to former FIA President Max Mosley Luca di Montezemolo is not making things much easier for Formula 1 but making things more difficult for the sport instead. The... read more »

Former FIA president Max Mosley has admitted the fact Ferrari backed him during his legal battle with the News of the World meant his desire to press ahead with budget caps was... read more »