With F1's budget cap and technical rules decided, Cyril Abiteboul feels engine regulations will be F1's "next battlefield". read more »

Andrew Green says there will be some differences between the 2020 and 2021 cars despite the regulations remaining static for next season. read more »

Renault Formula 1 team boss Cyril Abiteboul says that 2026 power unit regulations will be the "next battlefield" as alternative proposals are discussed over the next... read more »

Formula 1's engineers are at their most ingenious when sidestepping the regulations to find performance - and, in this case, defying load tests to improve the car... read more »

Mercedes technical director, James Allison believes the rules freeze in 2021 could actually benefit his team in 2022 when the much anticipated raft of new regulations is... read more »

Formula 1's new sliding scale aerodynamic testing regulations, ATR, are "laggy" and "awkward" according to Mercedes tech director James Allison. read more »

Otmar Szafnauer believes Formula 1 bosses will need to look again into the 2022 regulations should the current rules provide good racing in 2020. read more »

The negotiations have concluded and the regulations for the 2020 and 2021 Formula 1 campaigns set, a process Red Bull team principal Christian Horner says has been... read more »

Renault F1 boss, Cyril Abiteboul, has said the team would have had "no interest" continuing in Formula 1 if the current regulations were to stay the same. read more »

The current engine regulations are too expensive for any new manufacturer for them to consider joining the Formula 1 grid, according to David Richards. read more »

Claire Williams says the upcoming change in regulations makes this 'absolutely the right time' to consider the possibility of putting its F1 team up for sale read more »

Renault has doubled down on their commitment to Formula 1, citing the new regulations and budget cap as major factors in the decision. read more »

The FIA have adjusted the sporting regulations to state that new tyre testing will be compulsory for teams this season on Pirelli's request. read more »

The FIA has adjusted the provisions in this year's Formula 1 sporting regulations relating to testing of extra "experimental" tyre specifications on race... read more »

The FIA World Motorsport Council has approved the regulation changes for 2020, '21 and '22, but will the sport be better for them? read more »

Formula 1 has made a tweak to the technical regulations governing the floor for 2021, following the FIA's World Motorsport Council meeting on Wednesday read more »

Formula 1's newly ratified 2021 regulations will make the top teams "dinosaurs", that's according to Racing Point technical director Andrew Green. read more »

McLaren has backed the changes made to Formula 1's Financial Regulations but says the restructure will lead to the "painful task" of reducing headcount. Formula... read more »

FIA has announced that the World Motor Sport Council has approved major changes to the sporting, technical and financial regulations that will help the sport overcome the... read more »

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Formula 1 has rubber-stamped new regulations for the 2021 season that will result in a sliding scale rule for aerodynamic development. Under the new agreement the lower down a... read more »

The World Motor Sport Council has ratified the proposed changes to Formula 1's sporting, technical and financial regulations, including a reduced cost cap from 2021 read more »

Formula One's post-coronavirus future took shape on Thursday after racing's governing body, the FIA, ratified several unprecedented measures in the technical and... read more »

The FIA World Motorsport Council has approved changes to Formula 1 regulations concerning the 2020, '21 and '22 seasons. read more »

A major driving force in their introduction, McLaren is the first team to react to today's confirmation of the 2021 regulations. read more »