McLaren chairman Ron Dennis believes those criticising the sport and spreading negative comments need to discuss the matter internally and not in the open as it could damage... read more »

Mercedes executive director Paddy Lowe believes Formula One's rule makers should enforce harsher penalties on teams that fail to comply with the new fuel regulations,... read more »

Mercedes Executive Director Technical Paddy Lowe has hit back at those calling for changes to the F1 regulations describing the idea as "absurd". read more »

Mercedes executive director (technical) Paddy Lowe says Ferrari's suggestions to tweak Formula One's regulations were ill-conceived read more »

Force India are currently treading on new ground having never sat higher than fourth in the constructors' championship, but after their first podium in five years,... read more »

Force India co-owner Vijay Mallya expressed his delight after Sergio Perez ended the team's podium drought in Bahrain. Perez finished the race in third place to secure... read more »

Back in the spotlight once again, McLaren boss Ron Dennis claims that criticism of new regulations is driven by those that have failed to master them. read more »

Bernie Ecclestone believes Mercedes is going to be the leaders behind any changes to the current F1 regulations     read more »

Whilst admitting that the new regulations for 2014 are "unacceptable" need to be addressed, Bernie Ecclestone insists that championship leaders Mercedes will not suffer. read more »

Bernie Ecclestone believes fans will switch off from Formula One if the sport continues with the same regulations going forward read more »

Toto Wolff says any discussions about potentially changing the regulations for this season are "absurd" as Luca di Montezemolo arrives in Bahrain for talks with the... read more »

The idea of tweaking the regulations after just two races is "absurd" according to Mercedes boss Toto Wolff who says their rivals simply haven't done a good... read more »

Mercedes think it 'absurd' that rival teams even think there is a need to tweak Formula 1's regulations just two races into its new era. read more »

Adrian Sutil believes the regulations in Formula One are becoming more dangerous as the drivers try to comply to weight limitations... read more »

Fernando Alonso says racing in F1 is still exciting despite the slower lap times and new regulations in 2014     read more »

As F1 adjusts to the new 2014 regulations, Abu Dhabi's chief executive has defended the new double-points rule that will be used at the season finale... read more »

Renault have quashed any hope that Formula One could raise the noise level of the new engines as it would require a shift in the regulations... read more »

The engines can't be made louder without making major changes to the regulations, the way the power unit operates and the exhaust layout, according to Renault's Remi... read more »

Renault says there is nothing the engine manufacturers can do to increase the noise produced by this season's Formula 1 cars without a change in regulations. read more »

Formula One has just three short months to finalise details of proposed cost cap regulations if they are to be written in to the rules for the 2015 season. read more »

Formula 1 team bosses have confirmed that good progress is being made on cost control regulations, which will come into effect from January 2015. read more »

Fernando Alonso feels uncomfortable discussing the merits of Formula 1's new regulations, because of the potential for disgruntled fans to turn their ire on him. read more »

Jenson Button believes the gap to Mercedes will be easier to close in 2014 than in previous seasons thanks to the new Technical Regulations. read more »

In the changing landscape of F1 in 2014, what is the role of data in providing cutting-edge insights into the car's performance? Data experts SAP introduce the next... read more »

Lewis Hamilton says he has no qualms with the way the FIA are policing the sport in the wake of the Red Bull fuel flow controversy and believes teams will continue to go... read more »