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Red Bull’s Max Verstappen reckons the impending plan to ban powerful F1 qualifying engine modes is a “good” move for the sport.

Ferrari drivers Charles Leclerc and Sebastian Vettel believe a potential ban on Formula 1 ‘qualifying modes’ could end up benefitting the team.

High-performance ‘qualifying mode’ F1 engine settings originally developed by Mercedes could be outlawed from the Belgian Grand Prix.

It would be “very unreasonable” to expect Racing Point to redesign the brake ducts on its 2020 F1 car, according to FIA head of single-seater technical matters Nikolas Tombazis.

The FIA has confirmed it will be monitoring the abuse of track limits at this weekend’s Formula 1 British Grand Prix.

The FIA has confirmed both Haas Formula 1 drivers Kevin Magnussen and Romain Grosjean are under investigation by the stewards for the use of 'driver aids' at the Hungarian Grand Prix.

Ferrari has admitted that an FIA regulation clampdown for the 2020 F1 season has impacted the team’s engine performance.

Mercedes and Red Bull still want answers over Ferrari’s controversial settlement with the FIA regarding the use of its 2019 Formula 1 engine.

The World Motorsport Council updates its regulations regarding movement and conduct in the F1 paddock as a result of COVID-19

The FIA's World Motor Sport Council has approved major changes to the sporting, technical and financial regulations that will help to safeguard Formula 1 in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic. 

FIA president Jean Todt believes the criticism aimed at Formula 1 for its handling of the abandoned Australian Grand Prix was “very unfair”, given how quickly the situation escalated.

The FIA has revealed a wide-ranging number of new safety recommendations following investigations into accidents during 2019.

Renault Formula 1 boss Cyril Abiteboul wants Ferrari’s secret settlement with the FIA over the use of its 2019 power unit to be addressed once the season can begin.

F1 appears to be coming close to an agreement on its new commercial agreement with new budget cap to be set at $145m

Could three-car teams and customer models become the short-term norm for F1 if the sport loses multiple teams in the coming months...?

FIA President Jean Todt thinks the current crisis facing the sport could be impetus it needs to bring in a much more drastic budget cap solution

The FIA will use the learnings from its efforts to restart the Formula 1 season with the Austrian Grand Prix to help racing in its other categories get back underway.

The FIA has announced a further extension to the mandatory shutdown period for all Formula 1 teams due to the coronavirus crisis.

The FIA has announced a safeguard clause has been added to its international sporting code amid the ongoing coronavirus crisis.

The FIA will closely monitor McLaren’s transition from Renault Formula 1 engines to Mercedes next year to ensure the team does not make any extra performance-related gains.

McLaren team principal Andreas Seidl sees the ongoing coronavirus crisis as the most important moment to trigger changes to allow Formula 1 and the teams to survive and improve ahead of crunch talks on the budget cap and other cost-cutting measures.

Former FIA President Max Mosley says the current tactic of waiting to see how the coronavirus crisis develops “risks making things worse” for F1 and its teams and has called for drastic measures to be taken.

The FIA has taken unprecedented steps with backing from Formula 1 chiefs to change its governing procedures to help the sport prepare for the 2020 season shake-up amid the coronavirus pandemic.

Formula 1 CEO Chase Carey says teams will not need to formally approve any calendar changes amid attempts to reschedule postponed races into the 2020 schedule.