Jeremy Clarkson caused a stir by launching a scathing attack on Formula 1, calling for radical change and giving a furious verdict on the teams and the way they approach going... read more »

Formula 1 bosses were asked by FIA president Jean Todt to consider the option of bringing back refuelling in the 2021 regulations, when the championship is planning a major... read more »

The bid to get Formula 1's tyre specification changed mid-season centres on some teams suffering a perceived 'double penalty' by thinner-tread rubber they... read more »

The Ferrari Formula 1 team's decision to ask the FIA to review Sebastian Vettel's Canadian Grand Prix penalty has left many questioning whether it has a strong enough... read more »

The extensive stewards' verdict from Haas' unsuccessful protest of Force India, including the main arguments, background and decisions. read more »

Max Verstappen feels the arguments around the role Halo played in protecting Charles Leclerc during his Belgian Grand Prix crash have been overblown. read more »

Nate Saunders tackles two of the most common arguments against change in Formula One. read more »

BUDAPEST, Hungary -- After hearing the FIA's arguments for the introduction of the Halo cockpit protection device, Lewis Hamilton is now willing to accept its introduction... read more »

FIA safety director dismisses arguments put forward by drivers as sport pushes ahead with cockpit safety device. read more »

Focus on... Positive vibes It's an understatement to say F1 has seen a lot of negativity around Formula One. Whether it's been the almost-absolute dominance of... read more »

Sauber has boosted its technical department with the signing of Mark Smith to the position of technical director. The Briton will start his new role on July 13th following a... read more »

Sauber dismisses Giedo van der Garde's stinging statement against the team, but says it will not be drawn into a public 'mud fight' of arguments. read more »

Sauber team principal Monisha Kaltenborn has rejected arguments that a Formula One budget cap would be impossible to police read more »

FIA president Jean Todt believes that too much time has been wasted with arguments over Formula 1's controversial double points rule read more »

The British press have been full of praise for Sebastian Vettel's shattering win in the Singapore GP- although suggested the sheer scale of his latest victory reawakened... read more »

At the moment three key legal cases involving Bernie Ecclestone are in progress and one of the consequences of this is that arguments in some can be used in others. read more »

Governing body FIA will not announce a verdict over the test-gate scandal involving Pirelli and Mercedes on Thursday, following the first series of arguments from all three... read more »

The Mercedes/Pirelli tyre scandal has been referred to the FIA's International Tribunal, but what exactly is the 'IT' and how does it work? What is the IT?... read more »

Former FIA president Max Mosley has called on his replacement, Jean Todt, to be more confrontational when dealing with the teams. Mosley, who left his position amidst a... read more »

Sebastian Vettel and Mark Webber will retain their grid positions of second and eighth after the FIA announced it is to take no further action over a suspected technical... read more »

Formula 1 teams will gather on Monday at a Technical Working Group (TWG) meeting to discuss the legality of Red Bull's floor. The floor, which features an opening ahead of... read more »

Formula 1's leading technical directors are not ruling out the prospect of arguments over the legality of designs that make use of exhaust gases dragging into the start of... read more »

Christian Horner reveals that teams are talking about a possible budget cap for F1 to remove arguments over spending under the Resource Restriction Agreement read more »