Mercedes looks set to begin the 2015 season with its 'old' F1 engine. It is the latest development in the so-called 'engine unfreeze' saga, after the FIA... read more »

The FIA has given the green-light for Honda to make changes to its power unit during the 2015 season after the Japanese manufacturer took the issue up with the governing body... read more »

It remains possible the FIA will do a u-turn after excluding Honda from the new engine development 'unfreeze'. McLaren and its new 2015 works partner Honda were... read more »

After the FIA introduced new Superlicence rules for Formula 1 starting from the beginning of the 2016 season, Renault have contacted the sports governing body ... read more »

Adrian Newey says Renault and Ferrari face "a very difficult challenge" trying to catch up with Mercedes in 2015 read more »

Daniel Ricciardo is confident that Red Bull will be much closer to Mercedes this season as it won't have to endure the engine troubles it did during pre-season testing... read more »

Renault has contacted the FIA regarding the new Formula 1 superlicence criteria that the governing body revealed earlier this week read more »

Adrian Newey has admitted that it will be "very difficult" for Renault and Ferrari, and the returning Honda, to rise to Mercedes' level during the 2015 campaign. read more »

Red Bull's Adrian Newey believes it will be tough for Renault and Ferrari to catch up with Mercedes' engine development this year, but insists teams can still win... read more »

Adrian Newey has warned it will be “very difficult” for Renault and Ferrari, as well as engine newcomers Honda, to close the yawning gap to Mercedes in 2015. read more »

Fernando Alonso's former teammate doubts the Spaniard's high-profile switch from Ferrari to McLaren will result in instant success. But Jarno Trulli, who was... read more »

GP3 champion Alex Lynn and Formula Renault 3.5 runner-up Pierre Gasly will drive for DAMS in the 2015 GP2 season read more »

The FIA could be set to rethink its decision to leave Honda outside of the new engine development 'unfreeze'. A loophole in the existing rules will allow 2014... read more »

The FIA has revealed the new requirements to qualify for a Formula 1 superlicence in light of changes which were made following criticism of Max Verstappen's seat with... read more »

Honda is "annoyed" it has been left out of the relaxation of the F1 engine freeze for 2015. After Ferrari and Renault championed a loophole in the regulations, the... read more »

The FIA recently confirmed that in-season engine development could go ahead after the federation admitted a loophole in the rules existed and could be exploited. However... read more »

Christian Horner admits he was shocked by Renault's deficit to Mercedes in terms of performance throughout last year's Championship... read more »

A loophole in F1's regulations is set to allow Ferrari, Renault and Mercedes to develop their engines throughout the 2015 season... read more »

F1 newcomer Honda has been left out as rival engine suppliers prepare to develop their turbo V6 power units throughout the 2015 season. It has emerged in recent days that,... read more »

The FIA has told Formula 1's three engine manufacturers that they can introduce upgrades throughout the 2015 season after admitting a loophole in the regulations does... read more »

Red Bull team principal Christian Horner has congratulated rival outfit Mercedes on the job they did in 2014 after the outfit secured both the Drivers' and... read more »

Renault Sport head of track operations Remi Taffin is confident that the cost of running a F1 team will drop, amidst calls to change engine regulations... read more »

Renault Sport F1 head of track operations Remi Taffin says calls to change the engine regulations overlook the fact that costs will drop over the coming years read more »

Ferrari is pushing ahead with improving its turbo V6 engine and car after a faltering start to the new era in F1. Of the sport's three engine makers in 2014, the fabled... read more »

McLaren-Honda's racing director Eric Boullier fears Mercedes will enjoy a power advantage next year, like they did in 2014, if the engine development rules aren't... read more »