A loophole in the 2015 engine homologations regulations looks likely to hurt Honda as it returns to F1. read more »

A loophole in F1's regulations is set to allow Ferrari, Renault and Mercedes to develop their engines throughout the 2015 season... read more »

F1 newcomer Honda has been left out as rival engine suppliers prepare to develop their turbo V6 power units throughout the 2015 season. It has emerged in recent days that,... read more »

The FIA has told Formula 1's three engine manufacturers that they can introduce upgrades throughout the 2015 season after admitting a loophole in the regulations does... read more »

Formula 1's current manufacturers will now be allowed to develop their engines during the 2015 season, after the FIA accepted there was a loophole in the regulations read more »

Renault Sport head of track operations Remi Taffin is confident that the cost of running a F1 team will drop, amidst calls to change engine regulations... read more »

Renault Sport F1 head of track operations Remi Taffin says calls to change the engine regulations overlook the fact that costs will drop over the coming years read more »

McLaren-Honda's racing director Eric Boullier fears Mercedes will enjoy a power advantage next year, like they did in 2014, if the engine development rules aren't... read more »

Ferrari has confirmed that no agreement has been reached over the proposal to relax the engine freeze or allow in-season development. Speaking on Monday, Ferrari president... read more »

Marussia would still be entitled to collect the prize money it earned from finishing inside the top ten, according to Bernie Ecclestone, as long as it competes in 2015. The... read more »

Formula 1 was full of talking points both on and off the track in 2014, with team-mate clashes and regulations being scrapped before introduction. Here, GPUpdate.net reflects... read more »

Sebastian Vettel's decision to leave Red Bull was partly motivated by Daniel Ricciardo's pace, according to team principal Christian Horner. It's long been... read more »

McLaren team boss Ron Dennis has called on Formula One to look after its small teams but not by making 'knee-jerk' changes to the regulations read more »

Mercedes is reportedly ready to compromise amid the engine regulations dispute. Backed by struggling Ferrari and Renault, F1 supremo Bernie Ecclestone is so concerned about the... read more »

Toro Rosso's James Key believes that revised regulations will lead to more attractive F1 cars next season, even if it means more work for the design teams. read more »

Formula One chief Bernie Ecclestone says he is confident the Strategy Group can push through a change in engine regulations for 2016 read more »

The FIA is facing a challenge over Formula 1's engine freeze, as some teams believe there is a loophole in the 2015 regulations that could hand them extra development time read more »

Felipe Massa has his sights set firmly on challenging for the Drivers' Championship next season after ending the 2014 season on a high. The Williams driver finished just... read more »

Diageo boss David Gates has defended his company's sponsorship of Formula 1 amidst calls from Eurocare to ban alcohol sponsorship in motorsport. Diageo sponsors both... read more »

Lewis Hamilton says he has a better chance of retaining his title next season when compared to the last time he was champion back in 2008. The Briton is confident Mercedes will... read more »

The inclusion of Korea on the provisional 2015 calendar raised some eyebrows when it was released by the FIA this week, not least by local organisers who have no knowledge of... read more »

The surprise return of Korea to the F1 calendar is thought to be a nifty way of circumventing the new engine regulations. read more »

Force India has nominated to use Toyota's windtunnel facility in Cologne to develop its 2015 car throughout the season, rather than it's own. The facility, formerly... read more »

Amid a host of expected regulations changes, one outcome of the latest World Motor Sport Council caught many by surprise - the return of the Korean Grand Prix. read more »

A number of tweaks to F1's 2015 Sporting Regulations have been approved by the World Motor Sport Council [WMSC], including changes to power unit penalties read more »