Aston Martin chief technical officer Andrew Green believes the 2022 rule changes in Formula 1 'trumps everything' in the history of the sport. read more »

Aston Martin chief technical officer Andrew Green and performance director Tom McCullough have described F1's rule changes as "nerve-wracking" and "scary". read more »

Aston Martin Aramco Cognizant F1 Team Chief Technical Officer Andrew Green, believes that the sport has never seen technical regulations like the one's being introduced... read more »

With new regulations seeing a shift in the way that downforce is created, more emphasis is being placed on how to maximise use of the airflow that runs under the car.Aston... read more »

Aston Martin's technical chief is optimistic that the influence of DRS in Formula 1 can be gradually reduced if new regulations work as intended. Formula 1 has overhauled... read more »

Aston Martin will launch its real 2022 Formula 1 car later this afternoon, it has been confirmed. This year, a new set of technical regulations enters the sport, which aim to... read more »

The car will also be the first model built to the new rules to take to the track when it undertakes a filming day at Silverstone on Friday. Sebastian Vettel and Lance Stroll... read more »

We’ve talked about the significant technical changes to the car and the Power Unit, but how will they impact how we go racing? ? Andrew Shovlin answers that very question in... read more »

Red Bull Team Principal Christian Horner has revealed that the RB18 will look different to the version that was launched on Wednesday when the 2022 season gets underway next... read more »

The Milton Keynes-based team hosted a virtual launch from its Milton Keynes factory for the new RB18, which will be driven by Max Verstappen and Sergio Perez in the season... read more »

Forget for a second the lap times, mechanical dramas, wet weather, great soundbites, physical prowess, career record, technical feedback and media hype surrounding Scott... read more »

As Haas technical director Simone Resta said on Friday after the reveal of his team's VF-22 images: "So far everyone has been playing with models, whether it is a... read more »

Mercedes technical director Mike Elliott has claimed the technical regulations require a "completely different way of working" for the reigning constructors'... read more »

Mercedes technical director Mike Elliott has described the difficulty of striking a balance between old and new when creating the W13. read more »

Following the departure of Martin Budkowsky, Alpine has announced another change to its structure with the promotions of Pat Fry to the role of Chief Technical Officer and Matt... read more »

Haas technical director Simione Resta has revealed the team is "trying to take everything that is possible" from Ferrari ahead of the 2022 season. read more »

Formula One's sole American outfit Haas F1 team became the first team to unveil the design and livery of its brand-new 2022 F1 car, the VF-22 which had been designed... read more »

The new era of F1 cars will be heavier but tougher than in previous seasons, according to FIA technical director Nikolas Tombazis. read more »

Haas Technical Director Simona Resta says getting the VF-22 down to Formula 1's weight limit was "a real struggle" owing to the regulatory overhaul. Formula... read more »

The Haas VF-22 car is the first produced by the American team out of its new design office in Maranello, and offers a sign of what the new cars will look like this year... read more »

Mercedes says the switch to E10 fuel for the 2022 Formula 1 season marks the biggest Power Unit-related change since the introduction of the 2014 regulations. This year, F1 is... read more »

Simone Resta, who was seconded to head Haas' technical operation by Ferrari, just over a year after returning to Maranello from Alfa Romeo, talks about the American... read more »

Haas become the first Formula 1 team to release images of a definitive car designed to this year's revolutionary new technical rules. read more »

The Haas VF-22 car is the first produced by the American team out of its new design office in Maranello, and offers a sign of what the new cars will look like this year... read more »

Mercedes technical director Mike Elliott has conceded there is no way of knowing what the limit of performance will be ahead of F1's new era this season. read more »