Bernie Ecclestone has dismissed reports Michelin could return to Formula 1 in 2014, insisting FOM have a contract with Pirelli. read more »

The long wait for a new Concorde Agreement - the document which govers how the sport is run and how the prize money is distributed - looks to be over after the FIA and FOM... read more »

The saga of the 2013 Concorde Agreement is drawing to a close after FOM and the FIA reached an agreement for its implementation... read more »

The FIA and FOM have reached an agreement for the implementation of a new Concorde Agreement read more »

Team managers have agreed a new penalty which will come into effect this season should a car be released without all four wheels securely attached. The FIA called a meeting on... read more »

The FIA has confirmed that from next weekend's Hungarian Grand Prix onwards, the pitlane speed limit will be reduced from 100 km/h to 80 km/h during the race. The new... read more »

Red Bull has announced that it will implement immediate changes to its pit stop procedure in order to avoid a repeat of their Nurburgring error which resulted in a loose wheel... read more »

Red Bull Racing is to make changes to its pit-stop procedures following the German Grand Prix last weekend, where Mark Webber’s right-rear wheel flew off and injured... read more »

The clampdown on F1 broadcasters in the pitlane is extended to cover an entire race weekend by Formula One Management     read more »

Media access to the pit lane is to be restricted for practice, as well as qualifying and the race, Formula One Management has said. The decision follows the FIA’s own... read more »

FOM has followed in the FIA's footsteps by cracking down on access to the pit lane during Formula One races... read more »

Following the incident in Germany, when an FOM cameraman was hit be a wheel that fell for Mark Webber's car, the FIA has introduced a number of measures. read more »

All cameramen have been banned from the pit lane during qualifying and the race and will be forced to stand on the pit wall, according to Bernie Ecclestone. It follows an... read more »

Formula 1 is likely to introduce revised safety procedures for those working in the pits after calls for helmets to be made mandatory for everyone working close to the cars.... read more »

Red Bull has been hit with a £26,000 (€30,000, $38,500) fine after they released Mark Webber with an unsecured right-rear tyre. The Australian left his pit... read more »

An FOM cameraman has been injured in a pit lane incident at the German Grand Prix after being struck by a loose wheel read more »

A Formula One Management cameraman was taken to hospital after he was struck by a loose wheel from Mark Webber's car during the Australian's first pit stop. The wheel... read more »

Pirelli are keen to remain in Formula 1 next season despite the heavy criticism it has encountered and the recent International Tribunal hearing in which it was reprimanded for... read more »

The on-off Grand Prix of America, to be held on the streets of New Jersey, has reportedly secured a 15-year contract to host Formula 1. The event, which was supposed to take... read more »

Kimi Raikkonen has been told to cover up a tribute to James Hunt on the top of his helmet by Formula One Management (FOM) read more »

Kimi Räikkönen has modified his helmet design following the first day of practice in Monaco, GPUpdate.net can reveal. The Finn, who is paying tribute to James... read more »

The FIA and Formula One Managament have moved to reassure fans, locals and the teams that they have no issue with the Bahrain Grand Prix going ahead, despite the trouble in the... read more »

The FIA and Formula One Management have issued a joint statement confirming their belief that the Bahrain GP should go ahead this weekend. read more »

F1's powers-that-be issue a joint statement claiming that the Bahrain Grand Prix can be a force for good in thr troubled country.     read more »

The FIA and Formula One Management both insist they have no qualms about the 2013 Bahrain Grand Prix going ahead, despite late pleas for it to be called off read more »