The Haas F1 team will employ a member of the team to study the track during qualifying to avoid traffic congestion in Baku. read more »

We have learned to study our competitors cars - Ferrari read more »

Motorsport Network, the owner of Autosport, F1 Racing and Motorsport.com, today announced the launch of a second Global Fan Survey about Formula 1 to build on its... read more »

Force India launched its 2017 contender today. Even before the cover was pulled off, it was clear underneath the sheets that the car had a radical approach on the front. Let us... read more »

Juan Manuel Fangio has been named as the greatest Formula 1 driver of all time by a study by University of Sheffield for his racing performance. read more »

The way circumstances played out on race day in Shanghai inadvertently gave a perfect case study of how things might be if F1 adopted the oft-mooted mixed grid format. read more »

A risk assessment into the new 'halo' cockpit safety device will study how easy it would be to get out of an upturned car. read more »

Nico Rosberg knows where he was losing time to team-mate Lewis Hamilton during Friday practice at the Italian Grand Prix and will use a combination of video footage and data to... read more »

Despite trailing his team-mate by the slimmest of margins in practice, Nico Rosberg admits he must study hard to close the gap in qualifying for the Italian Grand Prix. read more »

The FIA will consider ways to improve driver safety in the wake of Justin Wilson's death, including a revisiting of closed-cockpit concepts. read more »

McLaren's MP4-30 now, compared to pre-season testing in February, isn't comparable according to Jenson Button on Friday, who described the difference as "night... read more »

Mika Hakkinen has admitted he was wrong to judge Max Verstappen before the 17-year-old had been given a chance to prove his talent. Back in August of last year, the two-time... read more »

Bernie Ecclestone says he would happily step down from his position within Formula 1 if it changed Audi's mind about joining the grid. The German manufacturer has... read more »

The Volkswagen Group, the world's second biggest car maker, is conducting a feasibility study into a potential F1 entry. read more »

Alain Prost has backed a study by F1's powers-that-be into how to make the cars more difficult to drive... read more »

The study that has begun into ways of making Formula 1 cars more challenging to drive follows ongoing complaints about them being too easy at the moment read more »

Formula 1 chiefs have begun a study to look at ways of making grand prix cars more challenging to drive in the future. read more »

When a driver says "I'm going to study my data and my team-mates to see where we can improve", it doesn't exactly tell us a lot. The world of Formula 1... read more »

Work has begun on upgrading the Interlagos circuit in Sao Paulo, Brazil, as part of an $80 million (£58m) redevelopment programme. The circuit will see a brand new... read more »

Kimi Raikkonen says that Ferrari needs to study data overnight after changes made to his F14T for the second practice session at the British Grand Prix did not work. read more »

Stewards at the Austrian GP are to study the collision between Sergio Perez and Felipe Massa in Montreal again, meaning that the Force India driver could have his five-place... read more »

One of the major issues which makes overtaking in modern Formula 1 so difficult is the reliance on aerodynamics. The disturbed air coming off the cars makes following closely... read more »

Pirelli is open to the idea of rebalancing mechanical and aerodynamic grip in order to improve the racing in Formula 1, including bringing back wider tyres read more »

Felipe Massa has urged Formula 1 to study redressing the balance between mechanical and aerodynamic grip in order to improve the quality of its racing read more »

The FIA has called an urgent meeting to discuss ways to reduce costs in Formula 1 following a World Motor Sport Council meeting on Friday. The governing body will meet with... read more »