Sergio Perez believes Jerez will be less important than Bahrain in assessing pace for Melbourne as teams across the grid get to grips with the new regulations read more »

Red Bull team principal Christian Horner believes the changes in regulations this year has come at the wrong time for Formula One with costs continuing to spiral read more »

Red Bull technical chief Adrian Newey is concerned that the new Formula One regulations might make the sport more dangerous for drivers... read more »

Pirelli has declared Wednesday's test day its wet weather day after overnight showers left the track in a damp state. The FIA gave the tyre supplier permission to allocate... read more »

Kimi Räikkönen says he was pleased with his introduction to Formula 1's new technical regulations on Tuesday. read more »

Kimi Raikkonen tops the first day of pre-season testing in Spain as teams work to come to terms with the new regulations in place in the 2014 F1... read more »

Red Bull Racing's technical chief Adrian Newey has admitted to concern that the new lower nose regulations introduced in Formula One may have uninentionally made... read more »

Adrian Newey has questioned the logic behind new nose safety regulations, which have forced teams to design a variety of different nose shapes to bring them lower to the ground read more »

Red Bull's design guru Adrian Newey has questioned the safety of the new lower noses which he believes could lead to more dangerous accidents. The FIA introduced the... read more »

Lotus technical director Nick Chester insists that E22's radical forked nose approach is within new-look F1 regulations.     read more »

Petronas plays a key role in Mercedes' F1 efforts, but just how has it adapted to the requirements demanded by the sport's new... read more »

Mercedes' head of engines, Andy Cowell comments on the new drivetrain regulations and in particular how the Brixworth departments adapted to that as an engine... read more »

Christian Horner concedes Formula One could be a game of strategy this season due to the new regulations... read more »

Infiniti Red Bull Racing has revealed the RB10, its challenger for the 2014season and first interpretation of F1's radical, new technical regulations. read more »

Toro Rosso's technical director James Key admitted that they considered and even investigated the option of a twin-nose design similar to that of Lotus. The E22, revealed... read more »

Toro Rosso has questioned whether Lotus' 2014 nose design fits within the spirit of the regulations, saying the two-pronged solution needs clarification read more »

Renault's deputy managing director Rob White believes the new technical regulations mean there will be no chance for teams to 'sandbag' at Jerez this week read more »

Adrian Sutil admits he is having to focus on losing weight ahead of the 2014 Formula 1 season due to the revised technical regulations. read more »

Interview with Adrian Sutil. Also watch: Monisha: The roll-out is always exciting - http://youtu.be/xeYsyz3ixwU Esteban: It's going to be an adventure -... read more »

Sauber's 2014 car, the C33, has leaked online ahead of the official launch and reveals a similar dark grey livery to last year. Perhaps the most visually striking element... read more »

With a raft of technical regulations comes a new look for Formula 1. Lower noses, smaller wings, bigger sidepods and relocated exhaust outlets are just a few. Use our... read more »

Sergio Perez concedes it will be "very important" for Force India to get a handle on the new regulations as quickly as possible... read more »

Introducing the MP4-29, the 2014 McLaren Mercedes Formula 1 car. With major changes to the regulations in 2014 - including a V6 turbo-charged engine - come on a journey with us... read more »

When Lotus released the first digital render of its new E22, it wasn't so obvious, but under closer scrutiny and then with the arrival of a second, aerial shot,... read more »

Jenson Button says he has drawn motivation from the task of getting to grips with F1's new regulations. read more »