Nikolas Tombazis has been appointed to the role of head of single-seater technical matters within the FIA. read more »

Former Ferrari Formula 1 team chief designer Nikolas Tombazis has joined the FIA to become its single-seater director read more »

America's most famous single-seater series IndyCar is evaluating introducing a head protection device before the end of the 2018 season. Four-time champion Scott Dixon... read more »

British teenager Billy Monger has returned to the cockpit of a single-seater race car for the first time since the horrific crash which led to the amputation of both his legs... read more »

Felipe Massa is "disappointed" by the absence of any Brazilian drivers in this year's F1 championship, saying the country needs to help youngsters into... read more »

Lewis Hamilton says the Donington Park circuit he raced on during his junior single-seater career contains driving challenges that are "way harder than all the corners in... read more »

Jon Snow and Davos Seaworth (Kit Harington and Liam Cunningham) take an unforgettable lap of Monza in the F1 Experiences two-seater. For more F1® videos, visit... read more »

Effective September 1, the FIA has made changes to the structure of its technical division, redistributing responsibilities for sporting and technical matters across the... read more »

MONZA, Italy -- The next generation of Formula 2 cars will feature the Halo head protection device from 2018 onwards. In a push for improved driver safety, all new cars... read more »

The first images of the updated version of the two-seater Formula 1 car for 2018 have been released read more »

The tweaked design for next year's two-seater Formula 1 car has been unveiled ahead of this weekend's Belgian Grand Prix at Spa-Francorchamps. Formula 1's… read more »

Mike Gascoyne outlines his plans for the modernisation of the F1 Experiences two-seater. read more »

Not many Formula 1 technical gurus get to re-engineer a car 20 years after they designed it, but that is the challenge now facing Mike Gascoyne with F1's two-seater project read more »

Former Renault, Toyota and Caterham technical boss Mike Gascoyne is to return to Formula 1 to work on a redesign of its new two-seater car read more »

McLaren says sticking to the driving style he learned during his successful junior single-seater career hampered Stoffel Vandoorne in the early races of the 2017 Formula 1 season read more »

Former Minardi driver Patrick Friesacher gave the two-seater Formula 1 car a shakedown prior to first practice at the Spanish Grand Prix. Under a new… read more »

Former Formula 1 driver Robert Kubica has tested a single-setter car for the first time since sustaining life-changing injuries in a 2011 rally crash. read more »

Polish driver Robert Kubica got behind the wheel of a single-seater for the first time in six years at Franciacorta Circuit. read more »

Mercedes-AMG Petronas Motorsport Junior Driver George Russell explains how his training regime has changed from his karting days to single-seater racing and now as a rising... read more »

Williams Formula One driver Felipe Massa has revealed he held talks with the Jaguar Formula E team over a possible move to the all-electric single-seater series. Massa had... read more »

Current Supercars driver and multiple race winner Will Davison will drive the Minardi two-seater car during the Australian Grand Prix weekend read more »

Pascal Wehrlein will complete Sauber's driver line-up for the 2017 Formula One World Championship alongside Marcus Ericsson. The 22-year old German has proved his... read more »

Ex-Formula One driver Robert Kubica will continue his return to circuit racing at this month's Dubai 24 Hour. Kubica raced in F1 for BMW Sauber and Renault between 2006... read more »

Bernie Ecclestone says that he is keen to see Mick Schumacher reach Formula 1. Schumacher Jr., 17, has been steadily climbing the single-seater ranks in… read more »

Raffaele Marciello is set to end his single seater career to switch to GT Racing, feeling that his Formula 1 chances are slim to none due to a lack of funding. read more »