The FIA has made the Formula 1 driving standards and penalty guidelines available to the public in a move intended to improve transparency in decision making.

George Russell says the Formula 1 drivers are waiting to see action taken rather than statements made after FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem said he is willing to consider changes relating to driver conduct.Strict penalties for competitors for incidents such as swearing are outlined in Appendix B of the International...

Formula 1 drivers -- along with all of those competing in FIA championships -- are at risk of heavy fines, month-long bans and deductions of points for repeat criticisms of the governing body and misconduct such as swearing.The topic of drivers swearing became a significant one in the latter half...

Heading into a race weekend when the majority of the Formula 1 paddock struggles to see any daylight, it turns out the drivers have been unhappy at being kept in the dark.But their frustration is not directed at the Las Vegas Grand Prix, nor anything to do with this weekend’s...

Romain Grosjean fears standing restarts after a red flag "could be carnage" after practicing the new procedure at the end of the second day of the final test in Barcelona.Starting this season, race director Charlie Whiting will be able to choose whether a race restarts following a red flag period...

As we all know, the road to the top for a driver can often be a very slippery slope. How many times have we seen one small misstep end a very promising career? – just like that.How do you know when it's the right time to move up? And when...

Grand prix drivers were considering speaking out against the way Formula 1 is governed for "quite a while" according to GPDA chairman Alex Wurz (ABOVE).Ex-F1 racer Wurz, together with world champions Sebastian Vettel and Jenson Button, released a statement on behalf of the current grid on Wednesday, saying "disruptive" changes...

Leading Formula 1 drivers have called for change to the way F1 is governed, calling the current structure "obsolete."F1 has come under fire recently after hastily introducing unpopular changes to its qualifying format on the eve of the season. This came shortly after commercial chief Bernie Ecclestone called the current...