The FIA have tweaked media commitment regulations ahead of the 2026 F1 season and that means a cut in the access outlets will have to drivers. read more »

The first race week of the F1 2026 season has finally arrived in Melbourne, Australia. New regulations, new cars and new opportunities to make history. ? Subscribe here:... read more »

2026's F1 cars will look and sound a little different when they line up for the season-opening Australian Grand Prix. read more »

F1 has mandated stronger roll hoops for the 2026 season. Spoiler alert: that's a good thing. But why, and what is a roll hoop anyway? read more »

F1 is BACK in 2026 with new teams and new regulations as a gripping 24-race season gets under way with the Australian Grand Prix this weekend. read more »

FIA single seater director Nikolas Tombazis has revealed that adjustments may be made to the new F1 regulations in order to mitigate some concerns about the new cars. read more »

Formula 1's new era of regulations finally gets under way for real in Melbourne from Friday as the Australian Grand Prix opens a 24-race season in which no one yet seems... read more »

Ahead of the arrival of the major technical revamp, F1Technical's senior writer Balazs Szabo explains how the governing body, the FIA intends to prevent large performance... read more »

Max Verstappen has continued to criticise the new F1 rules for 2026, raising concerns that fans may struggle to follow the complex new regulations. The post Max Verstappen... read more »

One of the most distinctive parts of an F1 car is the airbox - but you might not know what it's for. read more »

The FIA have released their updated F1 regulations for 2026, showing a willingness to walk back decisions which may have been misguided. read more »

For the average Formula 1 fan, understanding what happens in races won't become any easier, according to Max Verstappen.F1's popularity has surged in recent years,... read more »

F1 2026 is seeing a plethora of regulation changes sweeping into the sport, both on the chassis side of things and through the new power units. read more »

Formula 1's governing body, the FIA, has announced a resolution to the sport's regulatory row over engine compression ratios, with a tweak to the regulations set for... read more »

It is a big year for Formula 1 given it is debuting a completely new set of regulations in 2026, but there are some drivers who need to master the rule change more than... read more »

The FIA has confirmed changes to the F1 engine compression ratio regulations, with Mercedes powered cars set to suffer a significant impact. The post Mercedes impacted as FIA... read more »

The FIA has confirmed that all five engine manufacturers have agreed to a change to the engine regulations relating to compression ratios effective from 1 June. read more »

The FIA has adjusted F1's regulations after the Mercedes engine controversy. read more »

Join Jolyon Palmer as he looks at the five key areas and challenges that drivers will face with the new regulations in 2026. For more F1® videos, visit:... read more »

Former Ferrari race engineer Rob Smedley believes F1 "is in rude health" amid its shift to the polarising new regulations rulset. The post Interview: Ex-Ferrari... read more »

Max Verstappen has admitted that he is "closer to the end" of his F1 career, insisting he intends to enjoy life outside the cockpit amid displeasure at the... read more »

The aerodynamic regulations that will come into force for the 2026 Formula One season represent one of the most significant conceptual shifts in modern Grand Prix engineering.... read more »

Nikolas Tombazis has said the governing body of F1 is "fully open" to address concerns raised by Max Verstappen regarding the 2026 regulations. The post FIA issues... read more »

Pirelli has announced a big change ahead of the new F1 season, as the Italian brand looks to make good on the sport's new regulations era. The post Pirelli confirms huge... read more »

TV presenter Jeremy Clarkson weighs in on F1's new regulations for 2026. read more »