Car unreliability in Formula 1 can be caused by a number of different things. Poor, or fragile initial design can obviously lead to a higher risk of component failure on the... read more »

F1 team bosses have identified high ticket prices as a major problem for the sport, according to the Telegraph. The British newspaper said crowd numbers at some of the... read more »

FIA president Jean Todt insists the new electric single-seater racing series, Formula E, will benefit other motorsports series, including Formula 1. F1 has moved to hybrid... read more »

Gene Haas has confirmed a change of name for his planned Formula 1 team which is set to make its racing debut in 2016. The American outfit will change its name from Haas... read more »

Gene Haas has tweaked the name of his eponymous team ahead of its planned debut in 2016. The American founder had originally planned to call his squad Haas Formula, but he... read more »

Adrian Newey has confirmed that he will continue to work with Red Bull's 2015 before starting his new role working on Red Bull Technology projects... read more »

Have you seen great pictures or videos using smoke to visualise the airflow? Is smoke in a wind tunnel an urban legend or is there more behind it? Sauber F1 Team Head of... read more »

Sauber's Head of Aerodynamics, Willem Toet, explains the technology behind their multi-million dollar wind tunnel. read more »

Mercedes massively outspent its rival engine manufacturers according to the now departed Renault F1 boss Jean-Michel Jalinier, who reckons that's why they have such an... read more »

MERCEDES AMG PETRONAS drivers Lewis Hamilton and Nico Rosberg take to the track to show the world why Mercedes-Benz power is leading the way in the new era of Hybrid technology! read more »

British PM opens dedicated building for Williams F1 team offshoot as demand for hybrid technology adds to traditional vehicle design programmes. read more »

Pirelli will introduce a new 18-inch tyre design concept at the Silverstone test next week in a bid to showcase their future vision for Formula 1's tyres. Pirelli have... read more »

Pirelli is to trial an 18 inch tyre during next week's post-race test at Silverstone. Formula 1 currently uses 13 inch tyres but the Italian manufacturer is keen to push... read more »

McLaren have thrown its weight behind 'Your Life' campaign that will promote participation in science, technology, engineering and maths ('STEM' subjects)... read more »

Sister company to Williams Martini Racing has picked up a notable accolade for its work in taking flywheel energy storage technology beyond the boundaries of F1. read more »

If Ferrari want to challenge at the front again, they must consider opening a technology base in England, according to former Benetton team manager Flavio Briatore. His... read more »

Creative thinkers are challenged to come up with new ideas for F1 as Tata Communications teams up with FOM and Mercedes to offer $50,000 in prizes. read more »

Red Bull have succeeded in retaining the services of Adrian Newey after the star designer committed to a new "multi-year deal", however, in what appears to be a... 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 »

In her latest column for Crash.net, Kate Walker warns F1 needs to remember 'technology these days is just as much about code as it is about composite'... read more »

Formula 1 teams believe that fuel has now become a key part of the sport's technology development fight. read more »

My Ryanair flight home from the Spanish GP on Sunday night was mostly spent pouring over various race lap analysis, speed trap data and sector times, amongst other... read more »

The FIA's International Court of Appeal has ordered Red Bull to pay all costs associated with their failed hearing to get Daniel Ricciardo's second place at the... read more »

Former FIA president Max Mosley insists that switching to greener technology was a must for the future of F1, no matter how unpopular it appears. read more »

Former FIA-president Max Mosley believes the quieter engines, which he says he's to blame (or thank) for, are better for the fans. The 73-year-old had a hand in... read more »