Red Bull's Max Verstappen believes that Mercedes' pace recovery is "a good thing" for Formula 1. This year, Mercedes started the 2022 campaign on the back... read more »

Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff believes the FIA's plans for changes to F1's floor regulations are "up in the air" and that the mid-season technical... read more »

Reigning Formula E World Champion Nyck de Vries got behind the wheel of Mercedes' Formula 1 car during the opening free practice session in France on Friday, replacing... read more »

Red Bull team boss Christian Horner believes it would be wrong of the FIA to make significant changes to the floor regulations for next year because "a certain team"... read more »

Under the new technical regulations for the 2022 season, teams encountered a porpoising phenomenon with their cars due to the return of ground effect, which some raised as... read more »

As part of the FIA's intervention on safety grounds to limit bouncing following driver complaints, it outlined recently the measures it was going to implement.As well as... read more »

Mercedes entered the 2022 season looking to extend its streak of eight consecutive constructors' championships, dating back to 2014, only to find itself unable to compete... read more »

George Russell has called for changes to the way the sport's rules are policed after revealing a regulations rift between F1 drivers and its race directors. read more »

Could F1 return to V10 engines in 2026? As F1 looks to update its fuel regulations, there are currently two leading contenders in the fight - biofuels and e-fuels. Both have... read more »

As part of the 2022 sporting regulations teams are obliged to run rookie drivers in two FP1 sessions across the season.World champion outfit Mercedes will give its first FP1... read more »

Nyck de Vries will make an appearance during free practice one this weekend in France, fulfilling the regulations that targets more track time for rookie drivers. All teams are... read more »

Honda is not ruling out a potential return to F1 in 2026 when new engine regulations are set to be introduced. read more »

While F1's shift to ground effect cars this year has made it much easier for drivers to follow each other, Steiner thinks the technical regulations alone are not the only... read more »

Despite leaving F1 - for a fourth time - in 2021, Honda Racing Corporation president, Koji Watanabe admits the 2026 engine regulations could cause Japanese manufacturer to return. read more »

Toto Wolff thinks the 'flexi-floor' controversy sees some teams able to take advantage of a regulatory grey area. read more »

Honda says that it is not ruling out a potential return to Formula 1 in 2026, when new engine regulations are set to come into play. The Japanese manufacturer, who returned to... read more »

Red Bull-supported Jehan Daruvala will continue his Formula 1 test programme with McLaren in Portugal next week. Daruvala, 23, sampled McLaren's MCL35M at Silverstone last... read more »

The FIA has outlined four major changes to the 2023 technical regulations in its attempts to reduce and eventually eliminate porpoising from Formula 1. The phenomenon returned... read more »

The FIA is set to introduce several changes to the technical regulations to help eradicate porpoising for the 2023 F1 season amid growing safety concerns. read more »

Fernando Alonso says that the new regulations have not yet made Formula 1 more unpredictable, so it is still "boring". read more »

Haas boss Guenther Steiner believes the squad's recent pace justifies its decision not to rush to bring upgrades to its 2022 car. Formula 1 overhauled its regulations for... read more »

Sebastian Vettel has called on the FIA and Formula 1 to show strength when setting the new power unit regulations given the irrelevance of today's "complex"... read more »

After winning eight constructors' championships in a row, Mercedes' streak looks set to end this year after struggling to get to grips with the overhauled technical... read more »

Today's three podium finishers, Charles Leclerc, Max Verstappen and Lewis Hamilton have each been fined €10,000 for a breach of the parc ferme regulations. read more »

Formula 1's podium finishers at the Austrian Grand Prix have been handed suspended fines for breaching parc ferme regulations. Charles Leclerc, Max Verstappen and Lewis... read more »