On Friday, Formula 1 governing body the FIA officially confirmed that next weekend’s Bahrain Grand Prix is to go ahead as planned. This follows months of both... read more »

The Bahrain Grand Prix will go ahead as planned, the FIA announced on Friday, after promising that security in the Gulf state has been assured. read more »

The FIA claims that it is ‘satisfied’ with levels of security in Bahrain and that next weekend’s Grand Prix will be going ahead. The Paris-based... read more »

The FIA insist the Bahrain Grand Prix will go ahead next weekend, having satisfied "matters relating to safety" of those attending... read more »

The Bahrain Grand Prix is to go ahead on 22 April as planned, the motorsport's governing body the FIA says. read more »

The FIA has officially confirmed that the 2012 Bahrain Grand Prix will go ahead as planned, the sport's governing body insisting that it is satisfied that all the proper... read more »

Motorsport's governing body has said that the Bahrain Grand Prix should go ahead, despite calls for the event to be cancelled for a second straight season. read more »

As we head into Round Three of the 2012 FIA F1 World Championship, we take a detailed look at the major players: in what ways does Jenson Button's driving differ from... read more »

FIA – Following an appeal from Lotus, stewards at the Chinese Grand Prix have ruled the blown wing system operated by Mercedes does not contravene F1’s technical... read more »

Mercedes are free to continue using their W-duct wing after Chinese GP stewards rejected Lotus' formal protest... read more »

The protest launched by the Lotus F1 Team was rejected by the FIA. Lotus had lodged a protest on Thursday ahead of the Chinese Grand Prix as it believes the DRS system used by... read more »

The FIA has rejected Lotus's protest against Mercedes rear-wing super-DRS system, which they believe falls foul of the technical regulations. The system has been... read more »

The formal protest lodged by the Lotus F1 team against the controversial rear wing and DRS system used by Mercedes has been dismissed, with the FIA declaring it legal. read more »

Lotus has elected not to appeal against the FIA stewards' decision that the Mercedes DRS system is legal, after its protest about the design was rejected on Thursday night. read more »

The full decision by the FIA stewards read more »

Mercedes' unique rear wing system, dubbed the 'super DRS', has been declared legal by the FIA once again in China. The clarification follows a protest... read more »

Lotus's protest against the legality of Mercedes's rear wing has been rejected by the FIA, Formula 1's ruling body. read more »

DRIVERS – Bruno SENNA (Williams), Vitaly PETROV (Caterham), Paul DI RESTA (Force India), Sergio Pérez (Sauber), Fernando ALONSO (Ferrari), Narain... read more »

Red Bull's Mark Webber has explained that given the choice, is is his wish to travel to Bahrain for next weekend's planned Grand Prix. His words come after... read more »

Mark Webber believes that Formula 1 drivers have no choice but to trust the FIA to make the right decision on whether the Bahrain Grand Prix will be safe. read more »

Mark Webber admits the FIA face a tough task trying to make the right call about whether Formula One should race in Bahrain or not... read more »

The FIA has confirmed that the Chinese Grand Prix this weekend will feature a single DRS zone. read more »

Lotus launch a formal protest against Mercedes' controversial rear wing to Formula 1's governing body, the FIA. read more »

Apr.12 (GMM) In the Shanghai paddock on Thursday, the message was clear: next week's Bahrain grand prix is still on. Bernie Ecclestone said in China that the only ones... read more »

Bruno Senna, Vitaly Petrov, Paul di Resta, Sergio Perez, Fernando Alonso and Narain Karthikeyan faced the media in China... read more »