F1 teams have reached "reasonable agreement" to further delay the introduction of new technical regulations until 2023, according to Red Bull boss Christian Horner. read more »

Formula 1 teams are looking to delay the introduction of the new technical regulations by one more year until 2023, according to Red Bull Racing chief Christian Horner read more »

Ferrari says the delayed introduction of the 2021 regulations has likely put it at a disadvantage to its rivals, but had to accept it for the sake of Formula 1 read more »

Racing Point CEO and team principal Otmar Szafnauer says F1's decision to delay the planned introduction of the 2021 technical regulations makes "absolute sense". read more »

From frantic restarts and unforced errors to moments of drama in the pit lane - the introduction of the Safety Car can trigger some seismic shifts in a drivers' fortunes.... read more »

From frantic restarts and unforced errors to moments of drama in the pit lane - the introduction of the Safety Car can trigger some seismic shifts in a drivers' fortunes.... read more »

McLaren will be granted permission to make necessary changes to its 2020 car next year in order for it to accommodate Mercedes' power unit. McLaren announced last... read more »

Formula One's governing body, the FIA has confirmed that the sport has agreed to delay the technical overhaul for 2021 until 2020 due to the ongoing coronavirus crises. read more »

Formula 1 has agreed to delay the introduction of its 2021 rules package until the 2022 season. read more »

Formula 1's key players have agreed to postpone the introduction of the planned 2021 technical regulations until 2022, amid the continuing uncertainty caused by the... read more »

Ferrari say they will support a plan to delay the introduction of major new rules aimed at improving the racing in the wake of the coronavirus crisis. read more »

Ferrari boss Mattia Binotto has suggested that the squad is prepared to throw its weight behind the idea to delay the introduction of Formula 1's planned 2021 rules.... read more »

The coronavirus isn't only having an impact on the 2020 F1 season but could also affect 2021 with teams reportedly pushing to delay the introduction of the new cars. read more »

F1 could delay the planned introduction of the 2021 regulation overhaul by a year in a bid to reduce costs following the disruption caused by the coronavirus pandemic. read more »

Formula 1 teams are pushing to delay the introduction 2021's radical car overhaul due to the coronavirus pandemic, with the plan to be discussed with series bosses on Thursday read more »

The majority of Formula 1 teams are reportedly in favour of delaying the introduction of the 2021 regulations for one year in an effort to reduce costs during what is expected... read more »

Ferrari and Pirelli have cancelled a day of testing of the proposed wet 18-inch tyres scheduled for introduction in 2021 due to coronavirus fears. read more »

Mercedes F1 technical director James Allison has confirmed the introduction of a new steering wheel innovation called 'DAS', which it debuted on the second day of... read more »

As Charles Leclerc gets testing underway in anticipation of the introduction of 18-inch tyres in 2021, Pirelli reveals the full test schedule. read more »

Formula 1 will introduce a new rule for the 2021 season which allow the governing body to close off loopholes almost immediately, in order to ensure the spirit of the 2021... read more »

Ferrari CEO Louis Camilleri has highlighted the importance of the budget cap introduction in Formula 1, warning that the sport will "slowly die" without one. read more »

Formula One will stick with its existing Pirelli tyres next year after teams unanimously voted against the introduction of a new compound which was being prepared for the 2020... read more »

Red Bull chief Christian Horner is predicting a "really expensive" 2020 before F1's budget cap is fully imposed a year later.  read more »

F1 has revealed how it plans to lower costs for teams heading into the 2021 season, including the introduction of a cost cap. read more »

Mercedes's and Red Bull's team principals have warned that the upcoming 2020 season is about to be the most expensive in the history of Formula One, ahead of the... read more »