The Formula One Sporting and Technical Regulations are constantly developing to respond to changes in the sport, improve the show and reduce costs. This season will be no... read more »

Caterham technical director Mark Smith says that the new CT01 is "an evolution" of the previous T128, but a lot more efficient read more »

Q. Can you give a technical overview of what the team has been up to during the winter and where are we on the creation read more »

Caterham technical chief Mike Gascoyne says it's time for the team to take another step forward this year after finishing as best of the 'new' teams in 2011. read more »

2012 marks the third Formula 1 season for newly-branded Caterham F1. Formerly known as Team Lotus, the squad’s main base will now be in Oxfordshire as the team aims... read more »

Caterham's chief technical officer Mike Gascoyne talks about the design of the team's 2012 challenger, the CT01... read more »

Following the unorthodox unveiling of its 2012 car, Caterham has used the social networking site Facebook to conduct an interview with its Technical Director, Mike Gascoyne. read more »

Jan.24 (GMM) Details of Ferrari's unlaunched 2012 car have emerged in the pages of Italian specialist publications. On Tuesday, Autosprint publishes drawings by... read more »

John Watson believes that the technical changes made last season made F1 a more entertaining event despite Sebastian Vettel's dominance... read more »

It is understood that the FIA have come into action and once again reversed an earlier judgement on a technical innovation. This time, the governing body sent a letter to the... read more »

Marussia is planning to run its 2012 car at the second pre-season test at Barcelona, with technical consultant Pat Symonds revealing it will be virtually an all-new design from... read more »

Jan.17 (GMM) Marussia's 2012 car will not debut at the opening test of the official pre-season early next month. It was rumoured on Monday that technical consultant Pat... read more »

Red Bull Racing has joined forces with Sonax, Germany’s No. 1 car care specialist, which has become an Official Supplier to the team. Sonax has been involved with Formula One... read more »

Monday sees a court case begin involving Force India and former wind tunnel supplier Aerolab. The situation began in November 2009, when Aerolab sued Force India. Team... read more »

Former Renault technical boss, Pat Symonds, now working with Marussia, believes the ban on blown diffuser technology will aid the smaller teams this season. read more »

Ferrari’s 2012 car has now passed the mandatory FIA crash tests at the second attempt, according to multiple sources. It emerged last week that the new car, codenamed... read more »

Marussia technical consultant Pat Symonds gives an insight into the team's efforts to move up the grid in 2012, on stage at AUTOSPORT International read more »

McLaren technical director Jonathan Neale says that the team is "taking controlled risk" as it builds towards the new season read more »

Jan.12 (GMM) Jaime Alguersuari turned down the chance to be Red Bull's official reserve driver in 2012. That is the claim of Adrian Newey, the highly rated car designer... read more »

Former Jordan, Stewart and Jaguar technical guru Gary Anderson is to join the BBC this year as a technical analyst, it has been announced. read more »

Lotus steal march on rivals with technical innovation that could provide important advantage. read more »

The BBC has recruited former technical director Gary Anderson as its technical analyst after revealing its new presenting team for the 2012 season read more »

Gary Anderson and Jennie Gow have been confirmed as the BBC's latest recruits for its 2012 F1 coverage, the pair taking up respective technical and reporter positions.... read more »

The BBC has announced that former Jordan technical director Gary Anderson will join its commentary line-up for the 2012 Formula 1 season. read more »

The BBC has confirmed its broadcast team for the 2012 Formula 1 season with new additions including Ben Edwards, former technical director Gary Anderson, James read more »