The future of the U.S. Grand Prix in Austin is in doubt after the state of Texas announced it would reduce the subsidy it pays to the Circuit of Americas by roughly 20%. The... read more »

The future of the US GP in Austin is in doubt as state officials reduce subsidy. read more »

FIA president Jean Todt says his proposal for an engine cost cap was not unreasonable and he is disappointed Ferrari opted to veto his plans. The FIA hoped to introduce a cost... read more »

Toto Wolff says Mercedes already loses a "substantial" amount money on Formula 1 customer supply deals amid requests to reduce the prices other teams are charged read more »

Ron Dennis believes the current Formula 1 regulations do nothing to reduce costs, instead make the expenditure within the sport rise. View the original post at Ron Dennis:... read more »

Reigning Formula 1 world champion Lewis Hamilton has backed plans to reduce the amount of help drivers get ahead of the start of a grand prix read more »

Mercedes motorsport chief Toto Wolff says FIA president Jean Todt's request to reduce Formula 1 engine supply prices would have a massive impact on the manufacturer's... read more »

The future of Formula 1 could become a little clearer this week with confirmation that F1 chiefs will meet on Wednesday to try to firm up planned rules changes for the 2017... read more »

Jean Todt has promised to address the high cost of engines in an attempt to assist struggling smaller teams. read more »

Jean Todt says he takes responsibility for the current cost of the V6 Hybrid power units, but says he is determined to reduce them. read more »

The FIA is planning to take action to reduce the cost of Formula 1 engine-supply deals to customer teams read more »

Nico Rosberg takes a dominant victory in the Austrian Grand Prix to reduce Mercedes team-mate Lewis Hamilton's lead in the world championship. read more »

Formula 1's plans to reintroduce refuelling in 2017 could be scrapped this weekend amid dwindling support following further consideration. Team bosses are due to meet in... read more »

The FIA is to implement stricter front-wing load tests at the Canadian Grand Prix in a bid to ensure no team is breaking the rules regarding moveable aerodynamic devices. The... read more »

Vettel hopes to reduce gap further read more »

The FIA announced details from Thursday's F1 Strategy Group meeting in a press release on Friday afternoon, among the changes discussed are refuelling, wider tyres, louder... read more »

Formula 1's Strategy Group has agreed a series of measures to improve the show and reduce laptimes by five to six seconds, including free tyre compound choice and... read more »

Sauber didn't introduce many upgrades at the Spanish Grand Prix, but one small change to the C33 came in the form of a leading edge slat. Sandwiched between the side of... read more »

Red Bull have called for change to the way the sport is governed, as well as regulation changes surrounding engines and aerodynamics at a crunch meeting next week. His comments... read more »

The 2016 Formula 1 season could be set to start in April as the FIA look for ways to reduce costs. View the original post at Formula 1 set for April start in 2016 read more »

The 2016 Formula 1 calendar looks set to start later and end earlier in a move to create shorter gaps between races. The opening Australian Grand Prix will take place on April... read more »

Technology developed by Williams will help reduce the energy consumed by refrigerators in supermarkets. read more »

Bernie Ecclestone has renewed his calls for a return to V8 engines plus a boost in power to increase excitement and noise, which he believes will draw fans back to the sport.... read more »

Ferrari's technical director James Allison has called Christian Horner's proposal for a wind tunnel ban "extremely foolish". The Red Bull boss recently... read more »

French engine manufacturer Renault find themselves in a very dismal situation as they could not find to way to reduce the gap to field-leading Mercedes and was overtaken by... read more »