Ferrari second sensor not linked to performance
法拉利已经证实他们已经第二次sensor fitted within their battery, but have rejected claims that it has led to a power loss.
法拉利已经证实他们已经第二次sensor fitted within their battery, but have rejected claims that it has led to a power loss.
Formula 1 could switch to a four-part qualifying session in 2019 which would see only the fastest eight cars fight for pole position.
South Korean tyre company Hankook has confirmed its participation in Formula 1's upcoming tender process for tyres.
尽管阿隆索离开F1of this season, the Spaniard has left the door open for a return and may yet be enticed by the design of the 2021 cars.
Formula 1's smaller outfits will never agree to three-car teams as they could be left fighting over 10th place; that's according to Charlie Whiting.
Charlie Whiting has poured cold water over the suggestion that Sergey Perez deliberately hit Sergey Sirotkin in Singapore, saying it was just a misjudgement.
Formula 1 will not extend the blue flag margin past its current time of 1.2s, despite Valtteri Bottas calling for just that in Singapore.
Plans to reform Formula 1 in 2021 have ramped up with the first shots of three concept cars being released.
An image of what sporting boss Ross Brawn believes the Formula 1 cars could look like in 2021 has been leaked on social media.
There have been recent claims that Formula 1 could be going electric in the future, but FIA president Jean Todt has rubbished those claims.
Michelin believe they could improve Formula 1's racing as if there were a "tyre war" taking place, and that they can do so even as the sport's sole supplier.
Despite proposed changes to the regulations, Formula 1 has not attracted any new manufacturers to the grid for 2021; that's according to FIA president Jean Todt.
FIA race director Charlie Whiting says he may have a "little chat" with Max Verstappen, but is not particularly ruffled by his comments in Italy.
As the grumblings over close relationships between teams continues, Charlie Whiting says the FIA are keeping an eye on "alliances."
Haas have notified the FIA of their decision to appeal Romain Grosjean's disqualification despite motorsport's governing body saying Haas knowingly raced an illegal floor.
Pirelli are facing competition to remain F1's sole tyre supplier with Jean Todt revealing there has been "more than one" tender put forward.
Texas Motor Speedway president Eddie Gossage is not impressed with Formula 1's decision to run the United States Grand Prix on the same weekend as Texas's NASCAR race.
Valtteri Bottas, Esteban Ocon and Carlos Sainz discuss all things Formula 1 ahead of the Hungarian Grand Prix weekend.
It took the German GP stewards 90 minutes to summon Lewis Hamilton with Charlie Whiting saying it was because they wanted to ensure they had "good reason" to call Mercedes.
Lewis Hamilton, Valtteri Bottas and Kimi Raikkonen reflect on a dramatic German Grand Prix at the Hockenheimring.
Formula 1 could return to single lap qualifying with Paddy Lowe revealing that it is part of the on-going talks aimed at spicing up the show.
Representatives from Renault, Force India, Red Bull and Williams take questions from the press ahead of the German Grand Prix.
Formula 1 will swap to 18-inch wheels in 2021 while there is once again talk of banning tyre blankets.
Home favourites Sebastian Vettel and Nico Hulkenberg, plus Sergio Perez and Brendon Hartley sit down with the press in Germany.
Formula 1 technical chiefs will meet with the FIA in Hungary to discuss proposed changes to the positioning of mirrors after several drivers complained they couldn't see the car behind.
Hockenheim will have a third DRS zone for next weekend???s German Grand Prix, following the British Grand Prix in doing so.
Formula 1 "should" look into some teams running either one or three cars to bolster the grid; that's according to the sport's technical director Pat Symonds.
Charlie Whiting believes drivers who had incidents through Silverstone's new DRS zone have only themselves to blame as it is a "driver choice" to open the flap.
Jacques Villeneuve reckons if Kimi Raikkonen had hit Valtteri Bottas instead of Lewis Hamilton, he would have received a lesser penalty at the British Grand Prix.
Zak Brown, Guenther Steiner and Claire Williams answered questions from the press - plus a rare appearance from Vijay Mallya.