Red Bull's Christian Horner accepts the reason for Ferrari's right to veto decisions affecting the future of F1, even if he is now on the receiving end in his search... read more »

FIA president Jean Todt, has admitted to disappointment at Ferrari's decision to veto a bid to cost-cap engines. read more »

FIA president Jean Todt says his proposal for an engine cost cap was not unreasonable and he is disappointed Ferrari opted to veto his plans. The FIA hoped to introduce a cost... read more »

FIA president Jean Todt has expressed "disappointment" at Ferrari for using its right of veto to block a maximum price to customers for the current Formula 1 engines read more »

Ferrari team boss Maurizio Arrivabene has defended the Scuderia's right to use their historic veto power to scupper plans for a budget engine... read more »

Ferrari Team Principal Maurizio Arrivabene has defended its use of a historic veto to oppose plans to limit the price customer outfits have to pay for Formula… read more »

Maurizio Arrivabene insists engine cost cap veto was to protect Ferrari's commercial interests. read more »

Nearly a century ago, the German sociologist Max Weber defined politics as the pursuit of power over the state. In Politics as a Vocation Weber asserts that "[t]he state... read more »

Ferrari exercised their right to veto over plans to impose a cap on the cost of customer engines for "legitimate commercial" reasons, team principal Maurizio... read more »

Ferrari team boss Maurizio Arrivabene said his team chose to veto plans to impose a maximum price on a Formula 1 engine and gearbox package purely for business reasons read more »

Ferrari boss Maurizio Arrivabene defends its decision to veto the FIA's plans to introduce a cost cap on power units and gearboxes. read more »

Ferrari's veto against plans to introduce a power unit and gearbox cost cap results in the FIA and FOM to pitch for development of a customer engine read more »

Ferrari exercised veto to block engine cost cap - FIA read more »

The FIA have issued a call for tenders to supply a cheap engine for 2017 after Ferrari vetoed plans to set a maximum price for customer power units. read more »

The FIA has confirmed that it is investigating whether to introduce a 'client engine' for 2017, which would be cheaper than the power units currently used in Formula... read more »

Formula 1's governing body, the FIA, is to investigate the possible introduction of a cheaper "client engine" in 2017, after Ferrari used its veto to reject the… read more »

Renault will be given "historic team" status if it chooses to return to team ownership, providing it with a huge financial incentive which could sway its decision.... read more »

Formula 1 team bosses have vetoed Fernando Alonso's call for a tyre war, saying two teams will get the "good tyres" and the rest will have "crap"... read more »

The addition of a fifth engine to the current allocation of four now looks unlikely, with Mercedes set to veto the change according to Niki Lauda. It had been agreed in... read more »

The Formula 1 calendar is increasingly moving East with races in Abu Dhabi, Bahrain, Azerbaijan and talk of Qatar, but another unlikely country is hoping to join the grid in... read more »

Qatar could be Formula 1's latest addition to the calendar if reports are to be believed that the oil-rich nation is close to signing a deal to host a round of the... read more »

Force India say money is not the reason behind their decision to veto Marussia's request to race this year with a 2014 car. read more »

FIA vice president Nasser Khalifa al Attiyah says more F1 races in the Middle East would be good for the region despite Bahrain s ability to veto a grand prix in Qatar. read more »

Two proposed events - Korea and Qatar - are unlikely to happen according to Bernie Ecclestone, despite the former having been included on the provisional 2015 calendar. The... read more »

Bernie Ecclestone has revealed that Qatar is unlikely to host a round of the world championship as such a move would be vetoed by Bahrain. read more »