Formula One could be rid of the stepped nose ahead of next season after Charlie Whiting revealed that even the FIA finds the design ugly... read more »

The FIA will renew a push to try and get rid of stepped noses from Formula 1 next year; even though it is likely fans will be used to the concept by then read more »

While the usual suspects suggest that F1 is on the verge of a major row over the legality of certain teams exhausts, the FIA's Charlie Whiting insists that there are no... read more »

The FIA has deemed Mercedes rear-wing F-duct totally legal after a handful of teams asked the governing body to look into the system. It appears that read more »

The FIA is satisfied that all of the exhaust solutions on the grid are legal according to the latest regulations read more »

HRT has suspended scrutineering on Pedro de la Rosa’s car in order to finish building up its second chassis, having asked the FIA for permission on Thursday. read more »

F-ducts are set to make a return to Formula One this year as teams look to copy a new passive design being pioneered by Mercedes and declared legal by the FIA read more »

Red Bull Racing team principal Christian Horner believes all of Mercedes' rivals will now be forced to copy its DRS-assisted rear wing F-duct, now that the FIA has... read more »

Mercedes' hopes of delivering on its strong winter testing form have received a boost, with the FIA confirming ahead of the Australian Grand Prix that a radical wing... read more »

Seb Vettel joined Kimi Raikkonen, Jenson Button, Charles Pic and Australia's Mark Webber and Daniel Ricciardo for the first press conf of the season... read more »

DRIVERS – Charles PIC (Marussia), Kimi Räikkönen (Lotus), Daniel RICCIARDO (Toro Rosso), Jenson BUTTON (McLaren), Sebastian VETTEL (Red Bull), Mark... read more »

Johnny Herbert will fulfil the role of driver representative on the FIA stewards panel for the Australian Grand Prix, for the second time in a read more »

The FIA has confirmed the locations of the two DRS zones for the season-opening Australian Grand Prix in Melbourne read more »

The FIA has confirmed that there will be two DRS zones in Melbourne this weekend for the season opener. read more »

Formula 1 governing body the FIA has confirmed that there will be a double DRS activation zone for this weekend’s season-opening Australian Grand Prix. However, in a... read more »

During a Formula One race MERCEDES AMG PETRONAS driver Nico Rosberg has to act or react within split seconds. Especially when he overtakes or when he defends his position. For... read more »

With a host of regulations changes being introduced for the 2012 Formula 1 season, who better to explain them all than Race Director Charlie Whiting? The FIA technical delegate... read more »

Formula 1 race director Charlie Whiting has admitted that further adjustments to the sport's exhaust regulations are likely to be required for 2013 to stop teams finding... read more »

FIA technical delegate Charlie Whiting has admitted the governing body may have to tighten exhaust regulations again next year read more »

The FIA's race director and safety delegate, Charlie Whiting, explains the new sporting and technical regulations for 2012. read more »

Technical regulations Q: Why do the 2012 cars have the ‘platypus’ nose? CW: The height of the survival cell in front of the driver was 625mm... read more »

Sporting Regulations Q: Why has a four-hour total time limit been put on Grands Prix? Charlie Whiting: Last season the race in Montreal went on for four read more »

Formula 1 governing body the FIA has announced a series of regulation changes ahead of next weekend's season opening Australian Grand Prix, with tyre allocation, the... read more »

FIA race director Charlie Whiting may not prohibit the use of DRS should he deem conditions to be too dangerous during a wet race... read more »

The 2012 FIA Formula One World Championship gets underway in Melbourne next week with the season-opening Australian Grand Prix. Hosted at the beautiful Albert Park for the 17th... read more »