Toro Rosso was forced into a radical redesign of its 2016 Formula 1 car to accommodate its new Ferrari power unit, according to technical director James Key read more »

Williams technical chief Pat Symonds thinks the planned rules revolution for 2017 "feel a little bit rushed" and should be pushed back another season. Early last year... read more »

Hembery proposes radical three-championship season read more »

Ron Dennis has revealed a breakdown in his relationship with TAG Heuer CEO Jean-Claude Biver led to the company leaving McLaren for Red Bull... read more »

Force India is holding fire on upgrading its windtunnel programme ahead of the introduction of the radical rule changes for the 2017 Formula 1 season read more »

Jenson Button believes returning to lighter cars with downforce generated by the floor, rather than the front and rear-wings, is where Formula 1's future lies. It's a... read more »

Bernie Ecclestone should hand the job of running Formula 1 over to somebody else who can "really shake it up", according to former team owner Eddie Jordan. The... read more »

Bernie Ecclestone should step down as Formula 1 supremo so somebody "radical" can take over, says Eddie Jordan. read more »

Williams and Force India took the opportunity during the opening day of the Austrian in-season test to unveil some radical new concepts on their cars. Williams introduced a new... read more »

Max Mosley says Formula 1 "needs fixing" as the sport continues to wrestle with decisions over its future direction. read more »

Pirelli remains open to providing F1 with whatever solutions it puts forward but says radical changes to tyres and compound allowance would require more in- and out-of-season... read more »

Some of Formula One's most prominent engineers have issued a stark warning to the Strategy Group ahead of crunch talks on Thursday about the future direction of the sport.... read more »

Teams admit to concern over radical overhaul of rules for 2017, insisting that racing under the current rules is good. read more »

Lotus has prepared a radical-looking proposal for an alternative Formula 1 future. read more »

Senior Formula 1 figures have warned against radical change in 2017, believing it will only benefit the larger teams capable of spending their way to front. F1's... read more »

Honda's return to Formula 1 has attracted a lot of attention, and following another troubled grand prix weekend for McLaren, CRAIG SCARBOROUGH reveals more details of its... read more »

Formula 1 is set to undergo a radical revolution in 2017 with the arrival or more powerful engines and relaxed aero rules in a bid to "spice things up". The changes... read more »

Mercedes brought a radical change to their front wing in China, reshaping and focussing on the area in front of the tyre. Alexander Wheedon, Trinidefender, talks us through the... read more »

Pirelli's Paul Hembery has called for changes to the sport which would make drivers the stars of the show once again, rather than a focus on complicated technology. His... read more »

Red Bull team boss Christian Horner believes Formula 1 should consider a ban on windtunnel use as a radical cost-cutting measure read more »

Renault hopes Formula 1 refrains from a major rules overhaul for the 2017 season and instead keeps any adjustments within the spirit of the current technical regulations read more »

Ferrari team principal Maurizio Arrivabene says he is totally against plans to reduce the number of paddock and pit lane passes available to Formula 1 fans. The Italian took... read more »

Sergio Marchionne has backed the move to delay a technical revolution in Formula 1until 2017. It had appeared that Ferrari was leading the charge for rapid change, when on the... read more »

F1 will not feature wider tyres, more powerful engines or more aggressive designs in 2016 after proposals for an early change were rejected read more »

A radical overhaul of the technical regulations looks certain to be delayed until 2017 following an F1 Commission vote on Tuesday in Geneva. The commission met to discuss what... read more »