Symonds explained that technology derived from the aerospace industry has helped Mercedes to package an ultra-efficient cooling system that has enabled it to create the narrow... read more »

Whilst Mercedes might face possible protests over its approach to the 2022 regulations, Toto Wolff insists he is "really proud" of his team's solution and... read more »

Mercedes boss Toto Wolff says he is confident his team's new car complies with F1's regulations and has urged the sport's bosses to handle any complaints over... read more »

Admitting surprise at Mercedes radical approach to the 2022 regulations, Ross Brawn says he expects the W13's controversial sidepods will create a lot of debate in the F1... read more »

There had been whispers ever since Barcelona about the concept potentially exploiting some grey areas of the regulations, and it did not take long for such concerns to be... read more »

Formula 1’s managing director of motorsport, Ross Brawn, has described Mercedes’ new sidepod design “very extreme” and says it’s not something they anticipated under the new... read more »

AlphaTauri have been developing the car under the body work as they look to fight for more podiums with new regulations. read more »

F1 teams will hit the Bahrain International Circuit for the second pre-season test as the battle to get on top of the new regulations continue. read more »

Do F1's floors hold the key to success under the 2022 Technical Regulations? Formula 1's overhaul may have impacted teams a lot, but there's been a lot of... read more »

FIA chiefs are confident no team has actively designed its new F1 car to make it harder for a rival to follow given the sweeping changes to the aerodynamic regulations. read more »

Ferrari driver Carlos Sainz is surprised at the number of different interpretations of F1's new aerodynamic regulations despite claims of them being more restrictive. read more »

Williams team principal Jost Capito believes F1's big teams still have an advantage heading into the new season despite previous suggestions the new regulations could... read more »

Charles Leclerc says that the porpoising effect that was spotted at pre-season testing in Barcelona last month made him feel "a little ill". This year, F1 cars have... read more »

The team is currently committed to using Mercedes engines, having first switched to the Brixworth supplier under its previous Force India name in 2009.However, the new power... read more »

Toto Wolff is confident Mercedes has not been blindsided by the regulations on aero testing which he claims is an opportunity for F1 to become "more competitive". read more »

Alfa Romeo team principal Frederic Vasseur believes making changes to F1's sporting regulations could lead to "some loopholes or confusion". read more »

New race director Eduardo Freitas is said to be very strict when it comes to implementing the rules and regulations. read more »

Ross Brawn has no doubt the F1 teams will 'self-police' one another this season if the ongoing sensitivity regarding flexing continues with the new aerodynamic... read more »

Hamilton took a break from any public appearances or duties over the winter after his controversial F1 title defeat to Max Verstappen in Abu Dhabi.The Mercedes driver was left... read more »

New Aston Martin team principal Mike Krack believes it is the "right moment" for the organisation to evaluate building its own engine for 2026 when a new set of power... read more »

The F1 field got a first chance to properly sample the new cars over three days in Barcelona last week following the overhaul of the technical regulations.The revised... read more »

During the first extended runs of the new cars designed under the revised technical regulations for 2022, all teams found their cars were bouncing along the straight when at... read more »

Alpine CEO Laurent Rossi is confident there will be no "copy-paste" tactics when it comes to this year's car designs. read more »

1996 World Champion Damon Hill hopes the new 2022 technical regulations have created cars that can "race each other". read more »

The FIA's in-tray could be stacked with protest letters as teams try to push the boundaries of the new regulations. read more »