McLaren thinks that Formula 1's aborted-start procedures could be tidied up in the wake of the confusion over Lando Norris's rules breach at the Brazilian Grand... read more »

Formula 1 and the FIA now have plenty of material in the wake of the United States Grand Prix to review its racing guidelines "in the interest of the sport",... read more »

Sauber introduced more advanced pitstop equipment for this year, but from the first race in Bahrain, it has encountered cross-threading issues on the wheel nuts, which led to... read more »

The Sauber squad has arrived at Suzuka for this weekend's 2024 Japanese GP after pitstop issues have blighted each of its showings in the opening three rounds of the new... read more »

Formula 1 drivers have criticised the Sprint format and the FIA’s post-race legality check procedures following breaches of the sport’s technical regulations over the course of... read more »

Following criticism of the disqualification of both Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc from last weekend’s United States Grand Prix, the FIA has offered insight into its... read more »

Following the disqualification of Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc, the FIA has shed light on its post-race scrutineering procedures. read more »

Mercedes team boss Toto Wolff says it is planning changes to its pitstop procedures after slow tyre changes stymied Lewis Hamilton in the United States Grand Prix. Before he... read more »

Lance Stroll is being investigated by the FIA over potential breaches of F1 rules and procedures during the Qatar Grand Prix.  read more »

Lance Stroll "may have contravened FIA rules, policies and procedures" during the Qatar Grand Prix, according to a statement from an FIA spokesperson. read more »

Toto Wolff has admitted that Lewis Hamilton's Mercedes contract extension might have been finalised much quicker if not for the involvement of legal procedures. read more »

Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff wants teams breaching the cost cap to be caught out as the FIA clamps down on procedures. read more »

Gasly received three places apiece for holding up Carlos Sainz and Max Verstappen in separate incidents in Barcelona.He matched team-mate Esteban Ocon's Monaco performance... read more »

Alpine boss, Otmar Szafnauer has confirmed that his team is working to improve its communications with its drivers following Pierre Gasly's penalties in Spain. read more »

Mercedes are reviewing their communication procedures to avoid a repeat of George Russell and Lewis Hamilton's clash in qualifying for the F1 Spanish Grand Prix.  read more »

As part of the FIA's ongoing push to improve safety, drivers are now going to have to adhere to a stricter speed limit when passing through double yellow flag zones during... read more »

A late standing restart at the recent Australian Grand Prix led to chaos as drivers struggled on cold tyres, and that triggered a spate of collisions at the first corner that... read more »

The Australian Grand Prix stewards want a review into F1's restart procedures after a big accident was narrowly avoided behind an early Safety Car.  read more »

While there is a separate debate raging about whether or not standing restarts are a good idea at all after the late-race chaos in Melbourne, another problem emerged earlier in... read more »

In an effort to make F1 more open to the media and fans, the FIA introduced new procedures last year to increase the transparency of the latest developments brought to each... read more »

The FIA has confirmed significant updates to its Formula 1 structure following a review of its internal procedures initiated by Mohammed Ben Sulayem at the start of the year. read more »

In the two weeks since the controversial wet Japanese Grand Prix - where Max Verstappen ultimately emerged victorious in a shortened and at times farcical event - the FIA... read more »

The report from motorsport's governing body also highlights major flaws in F1's safety car and virtual safety car delta time procedures, as well as stating Gasly... read more »

The FIA will make changes to its safety car procedures after Pierre Gasly's near miss with a recovery vehicle at the Japanese Grand Prix. read more »

Following opening lap incidents, a recovery vehicle was brought out on a live track, leading drivers and the F1 community to call safety procedures into question. read more »