The FIA has published the definitive Sporting and Technical Regulations today, and amongst other things clarifies the newly introduced one-move rule. read more »

Formula 1 governing body the FIA has precisely defined the rules relating to wheel-to-wheel combat for the 2012 season. The description came on Wednesday as the updated version... read more »

Sebastian Vettel is aware that his competition could be as strong as ever when it comes to defending a second world title. Admitting that Red Bull made best use of its... read more »

Dec.30 (GMM) Mercedes is sure formula one engines will still sound good when the regulations change significantly in 2014. The German marque, whose F1 engines are designed... read more »

Mercedes is sure Formula 1 engines will still sound good when the regulations change significantly in 2014. The German marque, whose F1 engines are designed and built in... read more »

Dec.28 (GMM) Ferrari's turbo V6 engine for 2014 will be up and running "by the summer", according to Italian newspaper La Gazzetta dello Sport. F1's... read more »

Ferrari’s turbo V6 engine for 2014 will be up and running “by the summer”, according to Italian newspaper La Gazzetta dello Sport. F1′s... read more »

HRT could miss out on any pre-season testing for the third consecutive year, should it not have time to reorganise its schedule after crash test regulations were modified. read more »

Dec.20 (GMM) Renault's V6 engine, designed for the new 2014 regulations, will be fired up for the first time next year. 2012 is two full seasons before the current... read more »

Renault’s V6 engine, designed for the new 2014 regulations, will be fired up for the first time next year. 2012 is two full seasons before the current generation of... read more »

Following the announcement of the FIA’s 2012 season Technical and Sporting Regulations, Lotus Renault GP’s Technical Director James Allison explained the key changes we can... read more »

Red Bull team boss Christian Horner says his squad remains committed to cost control regulations despite withdrawing from the Formula One Teams' Association (FOTA) amid... read more »

Following the announcement of the FIA’s 2012 season Technical and Sporting Regulations, Lotus Renault GP’s Technical Director James Allison explained some... read more »

Formula One's governing body, the FIA have today confirmed the regulation changes for 2012. These changes include some clarifications to the sporting regulations,... read more »

The FIA has made a number of tweaks to Formula One's technical and sporting regulations in order to tidy up some grey areas read more »

As well as ratifying the 2012 calendar, the World Motor Sport Council has confirmed a number of changes to the technical and sporting regulations for 2012. read more »

The WMSC has confirmed the 2012 calendar and released changes to the Sporting regulations read more »

McLaren has rubbished recent speculation that they could be set to switch back to Honda power from 2014 when the new engine regulations are introduced. The read more »

Ferrari rolled out its 2009 Formula 1 car on Tuesday in order to test two drivers who have been competing in the Italian F3 championship. The scene was Vallelunga and the test... read more »

Valterri Bottas was in the seat of the FW33 today at Abu Dhabi where Williams were testing a number of car changes, including a new exhaust system to prepare for next... read more »

Nov.15 (GMM) David Coulthard has slammed suggestions his former team McLaren might have artificially slowed down Jenson Button in Abu Dhabi to help Lewis Hamilton recover his... read more »

Ferrari President Luca di Montezemolo has once again voiced his unhappiness with the current technical regulations and testing rules... read more »

Ferrari president Luca di Montezemolo has warned that the team's continued presence in Formula 1 is dependent on major changes to the rules - as he declared it would not... read more »

Changes to the exhaust regulations for 2012 are not the concern some would have us believe. read more »

Ross Brawn believes teams will still be able to utilise exhaust gases to enhance performance despite the new 2012 regulations read more »