With a host of regulations changes being introduced for the 2012 Formula 1 season, who better to explain them all than Race Director Charlie Whiting? The FIA technical delegate... read more »

FIA technical delegate Charlie Whiting has admitted the governing body may have to tighten exhaust regulations again next year read more »

The FIA's race director and safety delegate, Charlie Whiting, explains the new sporting and technical regulations for 2012. read more »

Technical regulations Q: Why do the 2012 cars have the ‘platypus’ nose? CW: The height of the survival cell in front of the driver was 625mm... read more »

McLaren and Mercedes look to be leading the way with the latest technical ingenuity in Formula One. Germany’s Auto Motor und Sport reports that the two teams are set... read more »

Felipe Massa believes Ferrari will be in the hunt for a podium finish at the Australian Grand Prix despite technical director Pat Fry ruling out a top three finish at the first... read more »

Mar.7 (GMM) Lotus' technical boss has played down expectations the former Renault team could be ready to return to the winner's circle in 2012. Although the middle... read more »

Red Bull Racing has dismissed talk that its new exhaust configuration is pushing the limits of Formula 1's technical regulations, despite suggestions from rival teams that... read more »

Lotus’ technical boss has played down expectations the former Renault team could be ready to return to the winner’s circle in 2012. Although the middle test... read more »

Kamui Kobayashi enters his third season with Sauber in 2012, his second alongside Sergio Pérez. The Japanese driver talks exclusively with GPUpdate.net about his... read more »

Technical consultant Pat Symonds confirms that new MR01 is still not race legal despite Silverstone debut. read more »

Sebastian Vettel was left in the dark about the impact of Red Bull's updates after problems curtailed his running on the final day of testing... read more »

Ferrari look set to start this season on the back foot after technical director Pat Fry admitted they could struggle to reach the Melbourne podium... read more »

Ferrari's technical director Pat Fry doesn't believe the F2012 will be fighting for podium finishes in the opening few races. The former McLaren designer, who joined read more »

After weeks of speculation, Ferrari technical director Pat Fry has admitted that the team is disappointed with its pre-season form. read more »

Ferrari technical chief Pat Fry rules out podium finishes for the team in the early part of the season read more »

Ferrari's technical director Pat Fry has today confirmed that the team is disappointed with the performance they could extract from the F2012 so far. Only 3 days... read more »

Ferrari will not be in a position to fight for podium finishes during the season opening Australian Grand Prix later this month. This is the view of the team's... read more »

Ferrari technical chief Pat Fry has admitted that at present he does not believe the team is competitive enough to finish on the podium in the Australian Grand Prix read more »

Ferrari's technical director Pat Fry has ruled out the team fighting for a podium position during the season-opening Australian Grand Prix read more »

Pre-season testing comes to an end at the Circuit de Catalunya, with Kimi Raikkonen posting the best time of the week, while Sebastian Vettel is left frustrated by technical... read more »

Kimi Räikkönen has not been phased by the technical issues which have befallen him and Lotus across the 2012 pre-season period. The Finn, testing in Barcelona... read more »

Technical issues leave Force India to suffer a mixed day of running on day two at Catalunya read more »

Ferrari technical director Pat Fry says the Italian outfit has much to do after admitting they are yet to fully understand the F2012. It's clear that read more »

Ferrari technical director Pat Fry believes his team is in 'reasonable' shape for the start of the season, although admits that it must keep working hard to improve... read more »