FIA held a meeting today, 31 October, in Paris to discuss the regulations for the post-2020 Power Unit. The sport's governing body presented manufacturers with the roadmap... read more »

Mercedes boss Toto Wolff believes the 2021 vision for Formula 1 is not too dissimilar to the regulations currently in place, but said nothing is set in stone at this stage. read more »

The new F1 engine regulations for 2021 have been announced, planning lower-cost and higher-revving engines. read more »

The foundations for the future of Formula 1 will be set in stone this week as officials from the FIA and FOM meet in Paris to discuss the regulations for the 2021 season and... read more »

Formula One teams are meeting in Paris on Tuesday to discuss what engines the sport will have when the current V6 turbo regulations end in 2020. F1's existing engines have... read more »

Today, Liberty Media will present to the teams its initial proposal for the post-2021 F1 engine regulations. read more »

FIA outlines track limits regulations for Mexican GP read more »

Williams has been handed a reprimand and a suspended fine for breaching tyre regulations during the opening practice session for the United States Grand… read more »

Porsche said last month that it is evaluating a possible Formula 1 return, which could depend on how the future engine regulations are framed read more »

Haas boss Guenther Steiner says Formula One is not as far away from closing the gap between the top three teams and the midfield as 2017's results have suggested. Formula... read more »

As total team costs rose by £168m in 2016, Force India sought to cover its costs with the teenage son of a billionaire. read more »

The much anticipated engine regulations for F1 from 2021 are due to be announced at the end of the month. read more »

According to Auto Motor und Sport, Liberty Media will reveal the engine regulations for 2021 on October 31 with a first draft of a budget cap following on November 7. read more »

SUZUKA, Japan -- Valtteri Bottas will receive a five-place grid penalty at the Japanese Grand Prix after Mercedes was forced to make an unscheduled gearbox change on his car.... read more »

Formula 1 tyre supplier Pirelli has predicted "truly impressive" g-force loadings at the Japanese Grand Prix, given 2017's overhauled regulations and the layout… read more »

Aston Martin boss Andy Palmer says the British manufacturer is eager to build its own engines but only if the regulations are to its liking. read more »

The FIA will introduce penalties for illegal race starts in 2018 after reviewing the Sporting Regulations - for both jumping the lights and not lining up on the grid correctly. read more »

The FIA has tightened next year's Sporting Regulations regarding jump starts in Formula 1, raising the possibility of penalties even if its own system is not… read more »

The new regulations for 2017 meant that energy drink giant Red Bull had to increase investment in its F1 team by 300%. read more »

Formula 1's Sporting Regulations have been relaxed in order to allow current-spec cars to be run at any demonstration events organised by Liberty… read more »

With the World Motor Sport Council approving the Halo's introduction for next year, the updated technical regulations will allow teams to confirm their chassis plans. read more »

Horner plays down budget cap calls in favour of overhaul of rules that allow "messy" cars. read more »

Aston Martin "might be interested" in becoming a Formula 1 engine supplier, depending on the make-up of the post-2020 regulations, according to CEO Andy… read more »

Aston Martin have confirmed to Sky F1 their interest in becoming an F1 engine supplier if the new regulations from 2021 prove attractive. read more »

Red Bull team principal Christian Horner has suggested only Honda would be able to supply them with engines from 2019 and until new regulations are introduced for 2021. read more »