A meeting of the Formula 1 Commission resulted in agreement on an engine freeze that will allow Red Bull to run Honda power units beyond this season, while the sprint race concept also looks set to get a tryout.Honda announced last year that it was pulling out of F1 at...

Related StoriesFerrari team boss Marco Mattiacci (pictured) says Ferrari will not give up on attempts to relax Formula 1's engine freeze regulations.Discussions among F1's engine manufacturers to allow in-season development in 2015 broke down during last weekend's Brazilian Grand Prix, as Mercedes, Ferrari and Renault failed to agree on the...

Mercedes motorsport boss Toto Wolff says his team's rivals risk damaging Formula 1 if they push ahead with the threat of an all-out engine war.Amid mounting frustrations at Mercedes' reluctance to accept a relaxing of F1's engine freeze rules for next year, teams with rival engine suppliers are considering a...

Formula 1 teams have failed to reach an agreement on a lifting of the engine freeze after talks collapsed in a meeting at the Brazilian Grand Prix on Saturday.The championship-winning Mercedes team had spent the last week evaluating whether to accept a one-off relaxing of the homologation rules to allow...

Red Bull boss Christian Horner has admitted that Mercedes' rivals are going to have a 'very difficult' time closing the power deficit to Formula 1's champions in 2015.With a big push being made by teams to relax F1's engine freeze rules, Horner believes the situation is still tough for Mercedes'...

Mercedes is ready to accept a compromise on relaxing Formula 1's engine freeze, but only as a one-off for 2015.Following meetings over the United States Grand Prix weekend, a fresh proposal to allow the freeze to be relaxed was tabled in a bid to ease Mercedes' resistance to change. Our...

Renault has backed Ferrari in suggesting that lifting Formula 1's engine freeze will not lead to a dramatic hiking in costs.A critical Formula 1 Commission meeting is scheduled to vote later this month on a proposal to relax engine development rules and allow some in-season modifications. While Ferrari, Renault and...

Former world champion Alain Prost believes that the Mercedes team's domination of Formula 1 could end as early as next year.The Frenchman, who is an ambassador for French car company Renault, reckons that despite the runaway success for Mercedes this season the competitive picture could be very different in 2015."I...

Related StoriesFormula 1 cannot afford to remain with fully frozen engines if the sport is going to be more exciting in the future, says Red Bull boss Christian Horner.As pressure mounts on Mercedes to end its opposition to an easing of F1's engine freeze rules, Horner reckons that changing the...

Mercedes has suggested that it will not support a move to lift Formula 1's engine freeze for next year, amid fears it will raise costs.F1's Strategy Group approved the idea of allowing limited in-season development of engines in the future, even though Mercedes, Lotus and Williams voted against it. For...