In perhaps the most dramatic move of his career as FIA president to date, Jean Todt has announced that he will push for a limited return of in-season testing for Formula 1. read more »

Heikki Kovalainen was left feeling disappointed after Sunday’s Turkish Grand Prix, with the Team Lotus driver the victim of technical problems en route to 19th place. The Finn... read more »

Virgin Racing will introduce a number of upgrades for the Turkish Grand Prix this weekend but, following the pattern of 2010, only Timo Glock will receive the parts first.... read more »

Although the Turkish Grand Prix kicks off the European season this weekend, it is the following visit to Barcelona which Jarno Trulli is most eager about. In Spain, Lotus will... read more »

Ferrari will introduce new front and rear wings, plus modified brake ducts, at this weekend's Turkish Grand Prix as it begins to get on top of the problems it has suffered... read more »

Ferrari will introduce a new front wing in Turkey, but designer Nikolas Tombazis warns it is unlikely that they will be in the position that they "should be"...  read more »

Lotus Renault will introduce its first major revision of the R31 in Turkey. read more »

Scuderia Toro Rosso plans to wait until the Monaco Grand Prix to deliver the first major update to its car - with the team optimistic it has the platform to fight with... read more »

Virgin Racing Team Principal John Booth has revealed the upgrades the squad will introduce in Turkey are 'almost' significant enough to warrant giving the car a... read more »

Pirelli are set to introduce more distinctive tyre markings at the Turkish GP, colouring the entire sidewall of their tyres... read more »

As Ferrari prepares to introduce a Red Bull-style flexible front wing to its troubled F150 Italia, Luca di Montezemolo repeats his threat that unless F1 changes, the Scuderia... read more »

Red Bull will introduce a 'significant' upgrade package at the Chinese Grand Prix, according to Sebastian Vettel, winner of the last two races. With McLaren breathing read more »

Team Lotus is set to become the latest outfit to introduce a 2011-style blown diffuser, with the team planning to have its ready in time for the Spanish Grand Prix. read more »

Ferrari is planning to emulate rivals Red Bull with its own version of a 'flexible' front wing read more »

Ferrari have revealed that they are working on their own version of Red Bull's flexible front-wing in a bid to close the large gap between read more »

Ferrari has revealed it is planning to introduce its own version of Red Bull Racing's 'flexible' front wing soon in a bid to help close the gap to the front of... read more »

Williams is planning to introduce its own version of the Red Bull Racing-type exhaust system for the Chinese Grand Prix. read more »

Bernie Ecclestone has launched a verbal attack on FIA president Jean Todt and once again slammed plans to introduce four cylinder engines to Formula One read more »

Jenson Button said McLaren will introduce a new exhaust system into their cars for the Australian GP in a bid to stay with Red Bull and Ferrari... read more »

McLaren will introduce a 'simpler' exhaust system and new floor for the Australian Grand Prix after its troubled pre-season testing period - and hopes to gain over a... read more »

F1 supremo Bernie Ecclestone believes that the plan to introduce a 1.6 litre four cylinder turbocharged engine in 2013 will lead to TV companies turning off of the sport. read more »

FIA President Jean Todt is hoping to introduce more prominent car numbers in a bid to improve the show for Formula 1 viewers, with the 56-year-old claiming it is currently too... read more »

The FIA has revealed a sequence of modifications to the sporting regulations on Tuesday, following a World Motor Sport Council in Paris. The changes include tweaks to the usage... read more »

Legendary Formula 1 commentator Murray Walker has expressed his opinions over Bernie Ecclestone’s idea to introduce fake rain in a bid to spice up races courtesy of an... read more »

Sebastian Vettel has questioned whether it is really necessary for Formula One to introduce new ways of improving the show year in, year out read more »