The F1 Strategy Group has outlined plans to bring back refuelling for 2017 as part of a series of ideas to revitalise the sport read more »

Formula 1's Strategy Group has agreed a series of measures to improve the show and reduce laptimes by five to six seconds, including free tyre compound choice and... read more »

Free choice of tyres in 2016, refuelling a year later and cars that are "5 to 6 seconds" faster; these are some of the Strategy Group's changes... read more »

F1's Strategy Group has agreed that refuelling, which was dropped in 2009, is to return to the sport in 2017, in an effort to "improve the show". read more »

Formula 1's Strategy Group has announced a raft of changes for upcoming seasons - the most prominent being the return of refuelling in races from the start of the 2017... read more »

It's understood that yesterday's meeting of the F1 Strategy Group, as widely anticipated, produced little of substance. read more »

Although very few details have been released about Thursday's Strategy Group meeting it is being reported that F1 could "embrace" customer cars... read more »

Formula 1 appears to have opened the door ajar to the introduction of customer cars with plans for cost saving seemingly abandoned following Thursday's Strategy Group... read more »

Formula One's Strategy Group will debate on Thursday whether to increase the engine allocation per driver from four to five this year. Under the engine regulations laid... read more »

Some of Formula One's most prominent engineers have issued a stark warning to the Strategy Group ahead of crunch talks on Thursday about the future direction of the sport.... read more »

The future direction of F1 could become clearer as the Strategy Group meets to discuss regulations and potential cost cutting measures. read more »

Formula 1 supremo Bernie Ecclestone is prepared to join forces with FIA president Jean Todt in a bid to push through change at this week's meeting of F1's Strategy Group read more »

Pirelli's Motorsport Director Paul Hembrey believes that strategy was the forefront of how the Spanish GP developed yesterday in Barcelona. View the original post at Paul... read more »

Mercedes boss Toto Wolff says that the squad's 1-2 finish at the Spanish Grand Prix is encouraging for future races, due to the stern test provided by the Circuit de... read more »

Nico Rosberg turned the tables on Lewis Hamilton to claim victory, while Sebastian Vettel took another podium for Ferrari. Here, F1Zone.net rates the drivers for their... read more »

Sebastian Vettel insisted his two-stop strategy was the right way to go despite seeing Lewis Hamilton's three-stop strategy get the Mercedes driver ahead of his Ferrari.... read more »

Valtteri Bottas said he "just about got away with" a risky strategy call which allowed him to hold off Ferrari's Kimi Raikkonen for fourth at the Spanish Grand... read more »

Lewis Hamilton admitted that it was a case of 'damage limitation' as he collected second place at the Spanish Grand Prix. Hamilton slipped to third at the start and... read more »

Mercedes' Nico Rosberg claimed his first victory of the season after controlling proceedings from pole position at the Spanish Grand Prix. Rosberg led away from top spot... read more »

Mercedes could now support a proposal to allow drivers the use of a fifth engine in 2015 before incurring a penalty. During the Malaysian Grand Prix, there was unanimous... read more »

Lewis Hamilton says it is up to him to make the most of his strategy should he lose out at the start to team-mate Nico Rosberg. read more »

Daniel Ricciardo says he has no explanation as to why he lost half a second in the final sector on his flying lap in Q3, leading to him qualifying down in tenth position. The... read more »

McLaren racing director Eric Boullier is hopeful Formula 1's Strategy Group will push through plans for each driver to get a fifth engine this season read more »

A three-stop strategy is theoretically slightly quicker for the race, but doesn't justify the traffic risks involved. read more »

Formula 1's Strategy Group will next week reject a proposal to increase the engine allocation for this season to five, AUTOSPORT has learned read more »