Kate Walker explains how the FIA plans on enforcing the ban on certain team radio messages to drivers and highlights a new potential avenue for objections read more »

In her latest column, Kate Walker highlights the problems with declining fan numbers in F1 after "the team principals were united in their refusal to acknowledge the real... read more »

Kate Walker points out that "improving the show" could be pointless for F1 if people aren't able to see it in the first place read more »

Kate Walker examines just why it would have been dangerous for the FIA to have investigated Nico Rosberg's clash with Lewis Hamilton at Spa retrospectively read more »

Kate Walker explains just why Alexander Rossi is exactly the sort of driver Formula One needs right now after Marussia replaced Max Chilton at Spa read more »

In her latest piece for Crash.net, Kate Walker considers the consequences of improving 'the show' in the wake of tragedy in the US. read more »

In her latest piece for Crash.net, Kate Walker explains why Bernie Ecclestone needed to pay such a big settlement fee even if he seemed set to win his bribery case read more »

Melbourne has secured the Australian Formula One Grand Prix until 2020 after striking a new deal that will reduce the taxpayer subsidy of around $50 million a year, the head of... read more »

The Australian Grand Prix will remain at Albert Park in Melbourne until 2020 following a year of negotiations to extend the race's contract. There had been threats from... read more »

Learn about the Ayrton Senna of the 1930s as Crash.net senior writer Kate Walker looks back at pre-war Italian legend Achille Varzi read more »

Kate Walker looks at Bernie Ecclestone's settlement offer and the potential knock-on effect it could have for him in other pending cases read more »

In her latest column for Crash.net, Kate Walker highlights just who has the power to make a decision over the Russian Grand Prix read more »

In her latest piece for Crash.net, Kate Walker examines the off-track problems being faced by F1 and proposes a few simple yet strong solutions read more »

Looking back at the history of motor sport, Kate Walker remembers a man who won on two wheels and four, including an F1 victory in his 40s and the Mille Miglia in his 50s read more »

Kate Walker looks at Kimi Raikkonen's recent struggles for Ferrari and fears the team could find itself with a weakened driver line-up in future years read more »

Kate Walker questions whether now is the right time to be looking at a potential change to wheel sizes, which has a bigger impact on car design than you might think... read more »

In her latest column, Kate Walker looks at the potential political manoeuvrings behind the sale of Caterham and where the team goes next read more »

The 2014 title seems to be a straight shootout between Nico Rosberg and Lewis Hamilton and Murray Walker feels it will be the German who comes out on top... read more »

In the first of a new feature, Crash.net's Kate Walker brings you the story of a race weekend from some of the lesser-known roles in the F1 paddock read more »

In her latest column for Crash.net, Kate Walker looks at just how considered the WMSC was in approving the regulation changes for 2015, and is concerned by the outcome... read more »

Kate Walker argues that drivers are under-represented when it comes to decision making on how to 'improve the show' and wants F1 to listen to those behind the wheel read more »

In her latest column for Crash.net, Kate Walker points out a potential way the teams not part of the Strategy Group can influence F1 read more »

In her latest exclusive column for Crash.net, Kate Walker looks at the increasingly hands-on approach Jean Todt is taking with F1 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 »

In her latest column for Crash.net, Kate Walker notes the direction F1 appears to be heading which will lead to the rich getting richer and poor getting poorer... read more »