Ferrari's 2018 F1 contender successfully passed its FIA frontal crash tests on Friday, and it is believed to be the first 2018 model to do so. The test was carried out in... read more »

Mercedes aimed to produce what it has described as "a 90% car" for the 2017 Formula 1 season, as it was the first year of a new set of technical regulations read more »

Williams' chief technical officer Paddy Lowe has revealed Felipe Massa was seeking assurances over 2018 too early for the team to commit to him. read more »

Felipe Massa was a consistently great reference point to ensure Williams was getting the most out of its 2017 Formula 1 car, says chief technical officer Paddy Lowe read more »

Formula One teams have agreed to provide confidential aerodynamic data to Ross Brawn's technical department in order to help shape the future of the sport's regulations. read more »

Mercedes technical chief James Allison has labelled Lewis Hamilton's talent as "astonishing" after his first season working alongside the world champion. read more »

Toto Wolff says despite the W08 car proving to be the fastest on the F1 grid in 2017 through its “diva” traits, he’s urging his Mercedes technical department to lose those... read more »

Toro Rosso's technical boss James Key has spoken about the challenges the team has faced in implementing the Honda engine ahead of the 2018 season. read more »

Toro Rosso Technical Director James Key has revealed designs needed to be altered due to the different designs of the Honda and Renault power units. read more »

Toro Rosso technical director James Key says the switch from Renault to Honda Formula 1 engines for 2018 is not straightforward because of the way the two power units are designed read more »

Red Bull's chief technical officer Adrian Newey is still caught in two minds over the implementation of the Halo, praising the safety element but critical of the design. read more »

The World Motor Sport Council gathered on the 6th December in Paris. It was its final meeting of 2017. This meeting affected the Sporting and Technical regulation for the 2018... read more »

The position as Head of F1 Project will no longer exist at Honda in 2018, with Toyoharu Tanabe taking on the new role of F1 Technical Director while Yasuaki Asaki looks set to... read more »

Williams chief technical officer Paddy Lowe has conceded Force India outdeveloped his team after losing out in the battle for fourth in the 2017 Formula 1 constructors'... read more »

Honda has confirmed that it has implemented a revised technical structure, with Yusuke Hasegawa moving to a new position within the company, and Toyoharu Tanabe… read more »

Motorsport Network technical analyst Giorgio Piola explains what made the Formula 1 world championship winning Mercedes F1 W08 so strong in a special video first shown during... read more »

F1 technical illustrator Giorgio Piola takes a closer look Autosport's Racing Car of the Year - the Mercedes F1 W08. Watch the Autosport Awards in full here:... read more »

Sergio Marchionne says Ferrari's relationship with Sauber is "totally different" to that with Haas, which is just technical support. read more »

The FIA and Renault have now agreed that former Formula 1 technical department head Marcin Budkowski will only be able to start work at Renault's Enstone base on April 1 read more »

As Williams evaluation of the Polish driver continues, technical boss Paddy Lowe says there are no issues with Robert Kubica's fitness. read more »

The Alfa Romeo name will return to F1 with Sauber in 2018 after the two parties agreed a wide-ranging technical partnership. read more »

Sauber to be renamed Alfa Romeo Sauber F1 Team from 2018 as Swiss outfit reveals multi-year technical and commercial partnership. read more »

Sauber has announced a multi-year technical and commercial partnership agreement with Alfa Romeo. More to follow. read more »

Williams technical chief Paddy Lowe would not reveal any plans for 2018 but did say that Robert Kubica did a "great job" for the team in the post-season test in Abu... read more »

Williams technical chief Paddy Lowe has refused to give any indication of the team's plans for Robert Kubica beyond this week's tyre tests. read more »