Charlie Whiting insists Ferrari's recent loss of form is not the result of the FIA adding an additional sensor to the Italian team's energy recovery system. read more »

The FIA has rubbished suggestions that Ferrari's recent loss of form against Formula 1 rival Mercedes has anything to do with its monitoring of the Italian team's... read more »

Pre-season testing often reveals several unusual-looking sensors and unfamiliar protrusions - but what are they for? Wonder no more with our quick guide to aero rakes. For more... read more »

McLaren Applied Technologies named as sole provider of sensors in F1, 2018-2020. read more »

McLaren Applied Technologies has been chosen by the FIA as the sole supplier of engine pressure and temperature sensors in F1 between 2018-2020 read more »

McLaren Applied Technologies has been announced as the sole supplier of engine pressure and temperature sensors in Formula 1 from next season. The move is… read more »

McLaren Applied Technology has won the tender to supply engine pressure and temperature sensors for Formula 1 engines for three seasons from 2018 read more »

McLaren Applied Technologies to be sole provider of engine pressure and temperature sensors for the 2018 to 2020 F1 seasons. read more »

Sensors installed in Hungary kerbs to monitor track limits read more »

The FIA has confirmed that track limits will be enforced electronically as it bids to deter drivers from gaining an advantage at the Hungarian Grand Prix this… read more »

Williams is appealing Felipe Massa's exclusion from the Formula 1 Brazilian GP as it says it has three independent sensors which prove his tyre temperatures were within... read more »

Singapore has quickly become one of the stars of the calendar as the first night race, but it's truly unique for another reason. The circuit demands unique... read more »

Former Formula 1 driver Juan Pablo Montoya has offered some advice to make F1 exciting again with immediate effect and it's an idea that has Jenson Button's support... read more »

Formula 1 cars could soon be fitted with high speed cameras to aid in crash analysis from next year if the FIA's latest proposal gets the go ahead. Whilst the cars are... read more »

Formula 1's teams have been given upgraded fuel-flow sensors for this weekend's British Grand Prix, in a bid to overcome early-season problems with the systems. read more »

Formula 1 will likely switch to a new brand of fuel flow meter's for the 2015 season following a spate of issues and failures this year. The new technology was made... read more »

Red Bull's official fuel supplier, Total, might be to blame for the various fuel flow sensor failures which have hit Red Bull and even cost them second place in Australia.... read more »

Red Bull team principal says the outfit must now accept that the fuel flow sensors provided by the FIA and Gill are correct, despite concerns over their accuracy. The Austrian... read more »

Red Bull boss Christian Horner says his outfit has no choice but to take Formula 1's fuel sensor readings as gospel from now on - even if it thinks they are wrong read more »

The FIA International Court of Appeal has upheld the stewards decision to exclude Daniel Ricciardo from the Australian Grand Prix. Ricciardo finished the season opening race in... read more »

McLaren chairman Ron Dennis believes those criticising the sport and spreading negative comments need to discuss the matter internally and not in the open as it could damage... read more »

Red Bull team principal Christian Horner believes that the reigning world champions have a strong case as they prepare for the hearing into Daniel Ricciardo's exclusion... read more »

The FIA hopes that by stopping teams from modifying the standard fuel flow sensor supplied by British company Gill sensors, it will put an end to complaints that they're... read more »

Christian Horner says the FIA cannot claim that no problems with Formula One's fuel sensors exist after Red Bull suffered another failure at the Malaysia Grand Prix last... read more »

Red Bull says that the FIA cannot dispute that there are problems with Formula 1's fuel sensors, following another failure for the team in the Malaysian Grand Prix. read more »