Jolyon Palmer reckons Formula 1's new regulations could hurt the less fit drivers in the field as they deal with faster cars and increased cornering speeds. read more »

Despite new regulations coming into effect in 2017 that places less emphasis on engine performance, Christian Horner believes Mercedes will still be the team to beat. read more »

Ahead of the new season with a fresh set of regulations, McLaren-Honda tech boss Tim Goss gave some insight on what to expect in terms of performance... read more »

Bernie Ecclestone believes 2017's regulation shake-up will not prove enough to stop Mercedes' current domination of Formula One and has called for hybrid engines to... read more »

Bernie Ecclestone believes the new regulations for 2017 will not stop Mercedes domination of F1. read more »

Adrian Newey is enthusiastic about F1 once again, following the introduction of the 2017 technical regulations. read more »

Renault driver Nico Hulkenberg is unsure that the new regulations will mean an end to tyre management. read more »

'Brave' drivers like Max Verstappen and Daniel Ricciardo stand to benefit most from the change in F1 regulations, reckons Christian Horner. read more »

Formula 1 could now ban windtunnels outright if it wanted regulations that restricted resources but rewarded creativity, reckons Red Bull chief technical officer Adrian Newey read more »

Formula 1 will introduce all-new technical regulations in 2017, focused on revised aerodynamics and much wider tyres. GPUpdate.net gets the lowdown from Pirelli… read more »

Adrian Newey: 2017 regulations a guessing game for everyone read more »

The start of a new year means the arrival of overhauled regulations, a shake up to the driver market and an array of other sub-plots in Formula 1. GPUpdate.net… read more »

Red Bull designer Adrian Newey has predicted a 'mixed-up grid' at the start of 2017 as the sport embarks on a dramatic overhaul of the regulations. read more »

Pirelli has prepared back-up compounds for the 2017 season that could be introduced if its planned compounds are not suited to the performance level of next year's cars.... read more »

Former Mercedes team principal Ross Brawn is confident his old team will continue to be competitive under Formula One's new regulations next year. Brawn laid the... read more »

Mercedes boss Toto Wolff says the team has "emerged stronger" from its 2016 campaign but is wary that next season's changes, with new regulations and a change… read more »

Christian Horner is hoping the shake up in F1 regulations will see Mercedes trip up under the pressure of increased rival competition in 2017. read more »

Ferrari will launch its 2017 F1 car on February 24 next year. The team announced the date at its Christmas celebrations as all of F1 looks ahead to the new regulations coming... read more »

Stoffel Vandoorne has described McLaren-Honda's upcoming Formula 1 challenger, designed to new regulations, as "very cool, very futuristic and very… read more »

Renault Managing Director Cyril Abiteboul believes the results in 2017 could bring surprises as teams adapt to the new regulations. read more »

McLaren-Honda is "feeling very bullish" about its prospects heading into next year's refreshed Formula 1 regulations, according to new Executive Director Zak… read more »

Toro Rosso started work on its 2017 car in September 2015, several months before the regulations were finalised earlier this year. Significant regulation changes will see a... read more »

Red Bull team principal Christian Horner says Mercedes will still be the team to beat in 2017, despite an overhaul of the regulations over the winter aimed at mixing up the... read more »

As the 2017 season approaches, new regulation changes are set to hit Formula 1 as Toro Rosso tech boss James Key reckons its the biggest change in 19 years... read more »

Christian Horner believes Red Bull's engine supplier Renault has the potential to close the gap to Mercedes to a manageable amount next year. After winning four titles in... read more »