The FIA has unveiled a raft of regulation changes for the coming seasons in F1, from the abolition of the team orders ban to the introduction of 'greener', 1.6-litre... read more »

The FIA have confirmed their intention for a greener Formula One with the introduction of radical new engine regulations from 2013.  read more »

The FIA have stripped the regulation banning team orders from their rulebook following this year's controversy in Germany. read more »

The FIA have confirmed their intention for a greener Formula One with the introduction of radical new engine regulations from 2013.  read more »

The FIA published the following statement this afternoon after the meeting of World Motor Sport Council in Monaco, which confirmed the introduced of greener engines from 2013... read more »

The FIA has confirmed several key rule changes for 2011 and beyond including a removal of the ban on team orders during the final meeting of the World Motor Sport Council... read more »

Formula 1 has agreed to a radical shake-up of rules over the next two years - with major car changes approved for next year and all new engine regulations given the green light... read more »

The ban on team orders in Formula 1 will be dropped from next season, the FIA announced following its World Motor Sport Council meeting on Friday. read more »

The FIA, the governing body of the Formula One World Championship, is expected to confirm a move to 'greener' engines today, which will see the current 2.4 litre V8... read more »

The FIA set to announce radical changes to the regulations for the 2011 F1 season onwards... read more »

Formula 1 is set to move closer a greener future on Friday with the FIA poised to rubber-stamp radical new rules for more environmentally friendly engines from 2013. read more »

Nico Hülkenberg has re-iterated that he is 'hopeful' he will be able to continue racing in the FIA Formula One World Championship next season. The 23-year-old has... read more »

Proton has said its 'fully supports' the decision of Group Lotus to enter the FIA Formula One World Championship in 2011 as was announced on Wednesday, even though... read more »

Former FIA President Max Mosley has warned Formula One’s powers-that-be that much more needs to be done to cut costs and he has predicted that two or three teams could quit... read more »

Nigel Mansell reckons the battle for the 2011 FIA Formula One World Championship will be just as ‘titanic’ next season and he is looking forward to seeing five World... read more »

Team Lotus Team Principal Tony Fernandes has insisted that he is not worried following news today that the Renault F1 team will be re-branded ‘Lotus Renault GP’ next... read more »

Hispania Team Principal Colin Kolles has revealed that Spanish team is in talks with Davide Valsecchi, although he added that the Italian is just one of a number of drivers’... read more »

Ex-FIA President Max Mosley - a man who has made his opinions clear about Ferrari's use of team orders at Hockenheim - claims Fernando Alonso not lifting the title is... read more »

Former FIA President Max Mosley has said it was a blessing Fernando Alonso and Ferrari missed out on winning the Drivers’ title this season, as it would have just once again... read more »

Sauber man Kamui Kobayashi believes the Swiss-based outfit have 'great potential to make another step' next season and challenge the likes of Williams and Force India... read more »

Genii Capital and Group Lotus plc today announced the creation of ‘Lotus Renault GP’, the successor to the Renault F1 Team that will contest the 2011 FIA Formula One World... read more »

Former FIA President Max Mosley fears F1's cost-cutting drive has still not gone nearly far enough to preserve its future - and warns the ever-expanding calendar may turn... read more »

Former FIA president Max Mosley says he is happy that Ferrari did not win the championship in 2010 read more »

Former FIA president Max Mosley says he is happy that Ferrari did not win the championship in 2010 read more »

Former FIA president Max Mosley had admitted his fears for Formula One's future citing too many races and spiralling costs. read more »