Originally intended to be introduced this weekend, the FIA has opted to delay the introduction of the so-called 'bouncing limit' until the French Grand Prix late next... read more »

Nelson Piquet has apologised for a racial slur he used to describe Lewis Hamilton and claimed the word he used has been taken out of the context he intended. read more »

Nelson Piquet has apologised to Lewis Hamilton but has insisted that term he used was not intended as a racist slight against the Briton. Piquet used a derogatory phrase in his... read more »

We have an updated aero package for this weekend, which will run on Alex's car only as we look to check its behaviour and confirm that it is working as intended. read more »

As teams were travelling to Montreal, the FIA issued a technical directive explaining how it intended to address the safety concerns that drivers have had about their cars... read more »

Rain in the build-up to the planned start time of 3pm for the Monaco Grand Prix led to the start procedure being suspended just minutes away from the intended start of the... read more »

Hamilton first raced in F1 using a bright yellow helmet design that dated back to his karting days, but switched to a more white-based design around 2018.For the past two... read more »

Ferrari saw its engine performance take a significant hit in 2020, leaving its works squad and the customer outfits, Haas and Alfa Romeo, on the back foot compared to their... read more »

After the first three days of testing with their new cars in Barcelona F1 drivers have confirmed that the regulations have achieved what was intended and made it easier to... read more »

DRS zones in Formula 1 could be reduced or removed if the new rules work as intended, says Aston Martin's Andrew Green. read more »

Rob Smedley is happy the new regulations will work as intended, but is prepared for teams to find exploits. read more »

Aston Martin's technical chief is optimistic that the influence of DRS in Formula 1 can be gradually reduced if new regulations work as intended. Formula 1 has overhauled... read more »

Ferrari drivers Carlos Sainz and Charles Leclerc returned to Formula 1 track action at its Fiorano test facility on Thursday. Ferrari intended to carry out a four-day test with... read more »

The Maranello-based team had originally intended to run last year's SF21 car for the four days of the test, which is scheduled as a warm-up exercise for race drivers... read more »

Ferrari has altered its test plans for this week's four-day gathering at private facility Fiorano. The marque had intended to run its 2021-spec SF21 for Charles Leclerc,... read more »

With images showing just how much construction work was still ongoing in the corniche area north of Jeddah, comments from the championship's bosses were always explicit... read more »

The UK government finance minister Rishi Sunak announced in the autumn budget statement to parliament that the government intended to fund the Hebrides X-Prix. read more »

Between 1968 and 1973 Jackie Stewart won 25 world championship races and three drivers' titles. Ferrari won just eight points-paying grands prix during that time, but... read more »

With focus split between the Grand Prix and this afternoon's Sprint, a strange final practice session leaves fans with little clue of the pecking order or intended strategy. read more »

F1 will introduce its biggest technical change since the introduction of the V6 hybrid power units in 2014 next year, overhauling the car design and aerodynamic performance.The... read more »

Agreeing that there is a lot of "pointed activity" in Red Bull's direction from the FIA at present, Christian Horner argues that the new pit stop rules could... read more »

Red Bull boss Christian Horner has criticised the FIA clampdown on pit stops and said the new initiative could actually make them more dangerous. read more »

The Grove-based team's current challenger shows good form in certain conditions, but its downforce levels and balance can be impacted quite heavily by the wind or... read more »

Fernando Alonso has announced that he will release his autobiography after he hangs up his helmet and retires from professional racing. Alonso originally intended to publish... read more »

The Spaniard had originally intended to release the story his life at the end of 2018, after his F1 career had originally appeared to have come to an end.But with him carrying... read more »