FIA drops Ferrari test probe
F1’s governing body has dropped its investigation against Ferrari, but summoned Mercedes to the international tribunal over the..
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FIA to freeze V6 F1 engine development by 2018
The FIA will move to ‘freeze’ development of F1 manufacturers’ new turbo V6 engines, it has emerged. Just as substantial..
FIA president backs Ecclestone in lawsuit
FIA president Jean Todt has backed Bernie Ecclestone, as German prosecutors prepare to charge the F1 chief executive for corruption. It has..
FIA not ruling out penalties after secret F1 tyre test
The FIA is not ruling out penalties, after stewards on Sunday investigated Mercedes’ secret Barcelona tyre test. Before the Monaco..
Protest hangs over Rosberg’s Monaco Grand Prix win
A shadow is hanging over Nico Rosberg’s Monaco grand prix win, after Red Bull and Ferrari launched a pre-race protest...
FIA wants demerit point F1 penalty system
Formula one chiefs will meet next weekend in Barcelona to discuss a potential demerit-points system that could lead to drivers facing race..
Formula 1 telemetry supplier will stay
F1 is sticking with its telemetry supplier, despite constant problems so far in 2013. The sport switched to a new supplier over the winter,..
Ecclestone: Only top ten F1 teams to be paid
The team that finishes last will no longer receive any formula one income, Bernie Ecclestone has revealed. Marussia officials have been..
F1 journalists slam absent and impotent Jean Todt
British F1 journalists have attacked Jean Todt for not travelling to Bahrain for the sport’s highly controversial grand prix this..
Jean Todt: Too many pay-drivers on todays F1 grid
Less than a month ago, the FIA’s low-profile president Jean Todt seemed to race away from the issue of cost cutting in formula one...
F1 Journalists: FIA splitter story is not true
Two F1 correspondents have contradicted reports about allegedly illegal ‘splitters’ aboard the top Red Bull, Lotus and Mercedes..
FIA tells top teams to change F1 car splitters
F1’s governing body has warned three top teams to make changes to their cars ahead of the next race in China, it has emerged. Italian..
Niki Lauda: 2013 F1 tyres are fundamentally wrong
Niki Lauda has slammed the tyre situation in formula one, accusing Pirelli and the FIA of confusing the fans. “The situation with the..
Jean Todt suggests cost agreement F1 teams is in doubt
The future of the so-called ‘resource restriction agreement’ – a gentleman’s pact among teams to control costs..
FIA vice president loses license for drink & driving
Carlos Gracia, a vice-president of F1’s governing FIA, has lost his license for drink-driving. Spain’s El Confidential reports..
Jean Todt likely to stay FIA president beyond 2013
Jean Todt looks set to remain FIA president for a second term. The former Ferrari chief (135 votes) beat ex world rally champion Ari..
Red Bull denies mapping saga slowed down RB9 pace
Dr Helmut Marko has played down suggestions a clampdown on Renault’s intended engine mapping solution for 2013 has hurt the..
2013 F1 drivers to be drug tested
Several F1 drivers were drug tested on Tuesday. McLaren’s Sergio Pérez confirmed he had endured a very “early morning”..
Kubica to contest second-tier WRC in 2013
Robert Kubica will contest the second-tier WRC2 world rally championship at the wheel of a Citroen in 2013. The former Renault and BMW..
Caterham Coanda exhaust legal says Giedo van der Garde
After Williams removed its controversial solution for the ‘Coanda’-effect exhaust late last week, heads are now turning in..
