Pre-season testing could start in January next year as teams get to grips with the new engine regulations. read more »

Pre-season testing in 2014 is likely to start in January due to the major change in engine regulations read more »

Plans for pre-season testing to begin a month earlier than usual are under discussion and likely to be approved for the 2014 season following widespread changes to the... read more »

Formula 1's new cars are set to run for the first time in January next year as teams begin to finalise a revamped pre-season build-up for the new 2014 regulations. read more »

Renault Sport's Rob White has dismissed rumours that Honda and Toyota may be poised to return to F1 under the new engine regulations.     read more »

This year’s young drivers test will take place at Silverstone in July, it has emerged. Last year, the concept for giving young drivers a break into Formula One amid... read more »

Mercedes will have switched half its workforce to concentrate on the 2014 programme come May, according to their motorsport boss Toto Wolff. The regulations change dramatically... read more »

Fernando Alonso suffered a rather unique problem at the Bahrain Grand Prix which saw his rear-wing remain open after activation - with no way to return it to the closed... read more »

Ross Brawn believes the gearbox penalty regulations should be revisited after Mercedes' Lewis Hamilton received a five-place penalty in Bahrain following on from a tyre... read more »

Lewis Hamilton has been handed a five-place grid penalty for the Bahrain Grand Prix after the Mercedes outfit were forced to change his gearbox. Hamilton suffered an... read more »

The stewards have decided not penalise the seven drivers found to have been using DRS within a yellow flag zone following a collision between Esteban Gutierrez and Adrian... read more »

Mark Webber will start the Chinese Grand Prix from 22nd after failing to provide the necessary one litre fuel sample after qualifying. The Red Bull driver pulled off the... read more »

Formula 1's best chance of effectively controlling costs is to ensure the stability of future regulations, according to Red Bull boss Christian Horner. read more »

Toro Rosso team principal Franz Tost says he's somewhat against the use of team orders, but says banning them is a pointless exercise as they've always existed within... read more »

Force India deputy team principal Bob Fernley has warned engines must not become the overwhelming performance differentiator when the new Formula 1 regulations kick in next year read more »

F1 float prospectus reveals that before a single race begins, Ferrari is guaranteed prize money pretty much equivalent to Marussia's entire annual budget. And that's... read more »

Force India will use Mercedes V6 engines when Formula 1 introduces its new regulations next season. read more »

Race control will be powerless to enforce DRS and warning light regulations at the Australian GP. read more »

F1 teams will make do with a normal test programme early next year, despite the introduction of radical new engine regulations. Some of the engine suppliers reportedly want... read more »

Damon Hill says he can see positive reasons for the inclusion of DRS in the F1 regulations. read more »

The recreation of an F1 powerhouse has been rumoured following Honda's expressed interest in the next set of engine regulations. read more »

Lotus technical director James Allison talks exhaust map regulations and the 'DDRS' system... read more »

Marussia is on the market for a new engine supplier, sporting director Graeme Lowdon has admitted. Although Cosworth has not ruled out supplying a turbo V6 for the all-new 2014... read more »

Marussia have confirmed that they are on the lookout for a new engine supplier for 2014 in the belief that current supplier Cosworth aren't building a new engine to meet... read more »

Renault Sport F1 has revealed the first image of its new 1.6 litre turbocharged-V6 power unit which will power its customers cars in 2014. The FIA is hoping the new regulations... read more »