Eighteen points for Scuderia Ferrari in the Japanese Grand Prix, thanks to a second place from Felipe Massa. His team-mate, Fernando Alonso, had to retire just a few hundred... read more »

Red Bull's new found speed boost can be attributed to the successful development of its own version of double-DRS according to reports. Germany's Auto und Motor... read more »

Vitaly Petrov has said Caterham will have to take a 'close look' at his rear wing after it apparently failed at the end of second practice for this Sunday's... read more »

Hard tyres, soft tyres, heavy car, lighter car - the Sauber F1 Team used its full armory in order to evaluate the new parts of the Sauber C31-Ferrari. The new components... read more »

Lotus will not run its rear wing 'device' at this weekend's Japanese Grand Prix after it failed to offer a significant advantage in Friday practice read more »

Sauber ran several new components as Friday practice took place ahead of the Japanese Grand Prix. As the only home driver in the field, Kamui Kobayashi ended the day in 13th... read more »

Formula 1's governing body the FIA introduces new tests on front wings after fears teams were exploiting loopholes in the rules. read more »

The FIA has revised its front-wing load tests in an attempt to catch those teams skirting the regulations. It had been reported that both McLaren and Red Bull were running... read more »

The FIA has moved to ensure that no teams are using trick designs to try and get around flexi-wing restrictions in Formula 1 read more »

McLaren boss Martin Whitmarsh has driven a stake through the heart of suggestions his team could be embroiled in controversy at this weekend's Japanese Grand Prix. read more »

Ferrari has complained to Formula 1 governing body the FIA that the McLaren front wing could be flexing beyond the limits of the technical regulations, according to German... read more »

McLaren team principal Martin Whitmarsh says he isn't aware of the rumoured FIA interest in their flexible front-wing. A report in the German publication Auto und Motor... read more »

A new controversy about flexible front wings is set to emerge, according to Germany’s Auto Motor und Sport. The magazine said McLaren has developed a front wing which... read more »

McLaren has downplayed suggestions that its bid to win the world championship could be hit by a potential new FIA clampdown on flexi wings read more »

McLaren is not expecting the FIA to find any issues with the flexibility of its front wing at this weekend's Japanese Grand Prix, after a report in Auto Motor und Sport... read more »

The FIA has outlawed Mercedes double-DRS system for the 2013 season after publishing the latest Technical Regulations, which now feature an added paragraph declaring it... read more »

Fernando Alonso says Ferrari have yet to decide whether they will run their updated rear wing as some new components were more successful than others... read more »

Lotus will introduce a new rear wing for this weekend's Singapore Grand Prix that should improve its DRS-performance. read more »

Jules Bianchi finished the Magny-Cours young driver test fastest for the third day in a row, putting his Ferrari top. The Frenchman evaluated several upgrades for the Italian... read more »

Ferrari is using a clever foot-activated switch to trigger the drag-shedding ‘DRS’ system in 2012, it has emerged. Germany’s Auto Motor und Sport... read more »

Bruno Senna believes Paul di Resta deserved a penalty for his actions during the Italian Grand Prix which saw him force the Brazilian wide. The pair were challenging for tenth... read more »

Pedro de la Rosa, 18th: "I’m more than satisfied with the result, especially keeping in mind how we started the race. The start wasn’t easy but I did... read more »

Ferrari president Luca di Montezemolo has called for fleeting changes to ensure Formula 1 remains the worlds most popular motorsport series. The outspoken Italian believes the... read more »

Pedro de la Rosa: "Making it to 100 grands prix is something very special and I’m very motivated ahead of Italy, not only because of the 100 mark, but because... read more »

Lotus's double-DRS concept won't make its race debut until the Japanese Grand Prix at the very earliest, technical director James Allison has confirmed. The team had... read more »