Mercedes is the latest team to confirm it will not run with its front-and-rear-interconnected (FRIC) suspension system at the German Grand Prix this weekend. read more »

Formula 1 is braced for a crunch day on the FRIC suspension system controversy, as teams face a final call on whether or not to keep it on their cars. read more »

Mercedes confirmed on Thursday that they won't be running their FRIC suspension system at this weekend's German GP. read more »

Red Bull is the latest frontrunning Formula 1 team to confirm that it will remove its FRIC suspension system for this weekend's German Grand Prix. read more »

Formula 1's 11 teams have failed to unanimously agree on delaying FRIC (front to rear inter-connected) suspension systems until 2015, meaning the system will be classed as... read more »

Formula One teams are not expected to come to an agreement over the use of FRIC (Front and Rear Interconnected) suspension systems ahead of this weekend's German Grand... read more »

The Formula 1 grid has failed to unanimously agree to delay a ban on FRIC suspension until the 2015 season, meaning any teams using the system at the German Grand Prix are at... read more »

Formula 1 teams have failed to agree unanimously to delay a ban on FRIC suspension until the end of the season, AUTOSPORT can reveal read more »

McLaren has confirmed it will not be running a FRIC suspension system at this weekend's German Grand Prix following a directive from the FIA read more »

Force India COO Otmar Szafnauer has dismissed the idea of all eleven teams agreeing to stop using FRIC suspension systems. read more »

Force India’s Otmar Szafnauer has rated the chances of Formula 1’s teams coming to a unanimous agreement to continue running FRIC suspension systems in 2014... read more »

McLaren has become the first Formula 1 team to confirm its stance over front and rear interconnected (FRIC) suspension, stating that it currently plans to run without the... read more »

McLaren has confirmed that it will remove its FRIC (front to rear inter-connected) suspension system for the German Grand Prix. The outfit is the first to confirm that it is... read more »

McLaren has become the first Formula 1 team to confirm intentions to remove its FRIC suspension system for the German Grand Prix read more »

Formula 1 teams may have to decide for themselves if they wish to protest rivals over FRIC suspension systems, with the FIA unlikely to step in on their behalf. read more »

Force India dont believe unanimous agreement will be found in order to delay the impeding ban on FRIC (front to rear inter-connected) suspension. Otmar Szafnauer, Force... read more »

Driving costs down in Formula 1, rather than a conspiracy to slow down the dominant Mercedes team, is the real reason behind an FIA push to get rid of FRIC suspension systems. read more »

Formula One's top teams are reportedly ready to remove their Front and Rear Interconnected (FRIC) suspension systems for the German Grand Prix amidst growing doubts... read more »

A number of the smaller teams are ready to protest any car running the soon-to-be banned FRIC (front and rear inter-connected) suspension system. It's believed the leading... read more »

Formula 1's top teams are ready to remove their FRIC suspension systems for the German Grand Prix, amid doubts that there will be unanimous support for delaying a ban read more »

Mercedes have asked for clarification over a decision by the FIA to ban FRIC (front and rear inter-connected) suspension systems from the German Grand Prix. Chairman Niki Lauda... read more »

The FIA has moved to clamp down on interlinked suspension systems being developed by teams. read more »

Valtteri Bottas has suggested Mercedes could be the team most affected by any ban on Front and Rear Interconnected (FRIC) suspension and is certain it will not have any impact... read more »

A shadow of uncertainty has been cast over the Formula 1 field ahead of next weekend's German Grand Prix, with governing body the FIA clamping down on the use of FRIC... read more »

Max Chilton feels Mercedes could suffer the most if interconnected suspension systems are banned from Formula 1... read more »