Lewis Hamilton says drivers should have “a seat at the table” when it comes to decisions on regulations within Formula 1, amid dissent against the 2026 rules.

Despite Red Bull’s challenging start to the season, Isack Hadjar is confident it the team can leap-frog the rest of the field and is excited to play a part in that process rather than just drive a fully developed car.

The sport announced changes to the technical rules at the start of this week that are designed to address a number of the complaints from drivers after the opening rounds of the season. Here's how it's hoped they will help.

Changes to energy deployment and safety have been agreed with the majority set to come into place ahead of the Miami Grand Prix.

Mercedes boss Toto Wolff says discussions between Formula 1's key stakeholders regarding rule changes have been constructive as they all seek precise tweaks that will have the desired impact. The FIA is set to ratify any changes to the regulations today, with an e-vote of the World Motor Sport Council...

George Russell says he can understand if Max Verstappen takes a break from Formula 1 while he’s not enjoying it, but believes competitive position is playing a significant role in his complaints.

Lando Norris believes Formula 1 is close to “having a really exciting era of racing” if the sport can put more control in the driver’s hands with tweaks to the 2026 regulations.

Talks are ongoing about how best to remedy F1's regulations, but Racing Bulls team principal Alan Permane says any changes will be gradual.

The FIA has approved a change of conditions related to energy recharge limits in order to try and improve the qualifying challenge at the Japanese Grand Prix.

Uncertainty about its team principal position is just the latest challenge the Aston Martin F1 team faces at the start of a season from which so much was expected.