Kevin Magnussen believes that Formula 1's overhauled regulations for the 2017 season will play to his strengths, as he attempts to embark on a new challenge… read more »

Haas newcomer Kevin Magnussen believes that Formula 1's new-for-2017 regulations will help him get around the biggest difficulty he found with the previous generation of cars read more »

"We shouldn t mess with our loyal fans and our audiences by implementing rules and regulations that we haven t assessed properly..." read more »

The FIA has tweaked the wording of Formula One's sporting regulations with the aim of reducing the amount of penalties handed out for on-track incidents. The governing... read more »

McLaren has announced that its 2017 challenger has passed the FIA's crash tests. Formula 1 is preparing to enter a new era of technical regulations, with… read more »

Formula 1's governing body, the FIA, has moved to modify the regulations regarding driver penalties for the 2017 season, clarifying stewards' responsibilities… read more »

Red Bull boss Christian Horner believes Formula One's next engine regulations should focus on providing entertainment, rather than a platform for car manufacturers to... read more »

Tyre manufacturer fears that promise of new regulations shaking up the order may prove false. read more »

Adrian Newey describes the changes that will be implemented to the regulations for the 2017 Formula 1 season as a "mixed bag". read more »

Mercedes could be even harder to beat under the 2017 Formula 1 regulations, reckons McLaren's Jenson Button read more »

Red Bull design chief Adrian Newey has admitted to having mixed feelings about this year's regulation changes. Formula One cars will be wider in 2017, with wider tyres and... read more »

Monisha Kaltenborn sees the changes that are being introduced for the 2017 Formula 1 season as a 'reset' for Sauber F1 Team. read more »

With 2017 Formula 1 cars expected to be faster with the new regulations, there will be safety measures implemented at Albert Park Circuit to accommodate the faster cars. read more »

Haas' new Formula 1 challenger has passed the FIA's mandatory crash tests. Formula 1 will enter a new era of technical regulations in 2017, with cars… read more »

Red Bull boss Dietrich Mateschitz is confident his Formula One team can close in on world champions Mercedes this year, but says Ferrari is an "unknown". Red Bull... read more »

Former F1 racer Martin Brundle thinks the "brutal" new breed of cars designed for the 2017 season will be a "monster" to drive. New regulations have been... read more »

Toro Rosso is the second team to confirm that its new car has passed the FIA's crash tests. Formula 1 will enter a new era of technical regulations from the… read more »

The F1 regulations allow Pirelli to select three tyre compounds for each race, a popular tweak to the rules in 2016 which opened up strategy options for each race weekend. That... read more »

The speed of F1's new generation of cars will reclassify some corners as straights due to the extra levels of grip. F1 is undergoing a facelift this year, with new... read more »

Force India's new Formula 1 challenger has passed the FIA's mandatory crash tests. Formula 1 is preparing to enter a new era of technical regulations in… read more »

Renault's chassis technical director Nick Chester has billed this year's overhaul of the regulations as the "biggest challenge" that he can remember in... read more »

Hoping that the new regulations improve the racing, Fernando Alonso likens boring contemporary F1 to the 1980s. read more »

Although rivals are hoping that this year's new regulations will halt Mercedes' run, Bernie Ecclestone says only the scrapping of the hybrid engines will do that. read more »

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 »