Haas Technical Director Simona Resta says getting the VF-22 down to Formula 1's weight limit was "a real struggle" owing to the regulatory overhaul. Formula... read more »

The technical battle between Red Bull and Mercedes shows no signs of abating, even with a handful of rounds remaining. Formula 1 is racing for the first time in Qatar, but the... read more »

Aston Martin boss Otmar Szafnauer says Formula 1 has 5,000 engineers who can help the FIA with regulatory issues if required. read more »

McLaren technical director James Key is confident the FIA will act quickly to prevent teams from benefiting through unexpected loopholes in the 2022 regulations. read more »

Mick Schumacher believes Haas can realistically regard Q2 as a target in Formula 1 this year in spite of the squad's backmarker plight. Haas has spent the majority of the... read more »

Mercedes technical boss, James Allison has described the aero rules introduced this season as "regulatory vandalism". read more »

FIA race director Michael Masi has defended Formula 1's regulatory and judicial system after Lewis Hamilton suggested the stewards "are trying to stop me" with... read more »

The World Motor Sport Council has approved measures which will allow the FIA, under exceptional circumstances, to make "swift regulatory changes" by majority. read more »

The UK government has requested 15,000 Penlon Prima ES02 ventilators following approval of the system by the Medicines and Healthcare Products Regulatory Agency. Penlon worked... read more »

The UK government have cancelled an order of ventilators from Red Bull and Renault who were spearheading the 'BlueSky' effort - the Medicines and Healthcare products... read more »

The breathing aid developed by the Mercedes F1 team has gained regulatory approval for mass production with the UK government placing an initial order for 10,000 units. read more »

The Formula 1 season is about to get underway and there are unlikely to be wild form fluctuations or sensational shocks given the year-on-year regulatory stability, ahead of... read more »

Formula 1 will make "drastic improvements" to car safety in 2021, along with other minor tweaks to the upcoming regulatory overhaul. The World Motor Sport Council met... read more »

In this series of 3 articles we will discuss what the new McLaren nose cone does and what the team had to do to achieve this radical piece, as there were a lot of regulatory... read more »

Mercedes and Renault bosses have expressed concerns over the proposed regulatory framework for Formula 1's next power unit cycle, which will begin in… read more »

FIA President Jean Todt says that "society would not accept" the idea of Formula 1 returning to older-style engines when the current regulatory cycle comes to… read more »

Leading Formula 1 teams are in the early stages of creating a new 'FOTA-style' body to protect their financial interests and regulatory advantages following the... read more »

While there remains doubt over whether new rules will shake up the order, the cars will certainly look the part. read more »

Bernie Ecclestone makes his feelings known about the level of regulatory influence that he feels is affecting the on-track action. read more »

Fernando Alonso thinks he will know if he wants to extend his F1 career beyond 2017 after sampling the new cars being introduced next year. F1 bosses have recently agreed to... read more »

Red Bull's calls for equalisation were far too premature, proven by Ferrari's victory in Malaysia, according to Lotus deputy team principal Federico Gastaldi. With... read more »

Ferrari and Mercedes have both reacted to the FIA's demand that they change the design of their nose-mounted camera's before the first race of the season. As we... read more »

Rob White has warned Renault's teams not to expect any great gains this season due to regulatory reasons... read more »

The 2009 season marked a major shake-up in the technical regulations, dramatically altering the look and design of the cars. The changes in 2014 will however make those of 2009... read more »