The FIA now has additional flexibility for approving a 2020 Formula 1 calendar after a number of sporting regulations were changed.A meeting of the World Motor Sport Council (WMSC) approved the changes that will allow the FIA and Formula 1 to modify this year's calendar without the need for a...

Formula 1 has presented its 2021 regulations after radical changes received unanimous approval from the World Motor Sport Council (WMSC).2021 will see new technical, sporting and financial regulations, including the introduction of a cost cap that will limit team expenditure to $175 million per season, with some exceptions. The cars...

Sport newsThe transaction will see the transfer of 100% of the shares in Delta Topco to Liberty Media Group, one of the tracking stocks of Liberty Media Corporation.During the meeting, the representatives of the prospective new owner made a detailed presentation of their strategy. The members of the World Motor...

The FIA World Motor Sport Council has approved a measure to prevent Formula 1 teams from stockpiling spare power unit elements from 2017.This season, the rules governing penalties for introducing extra power unit components were modified so drivers suffered no extra disadvantage beyond being put to the back for grid...

The World Motor Sport Council has agreed to extend the deadline for finalizing Formula 1's sporting and technical regulations for 2017.The decision was proposed following last week's meetings of the Strategy Group and F1 Commission in Geneva, with the WMSC confirming a new deadline of April 30 is now in...

The FIA has confirmed that Formula 1 teams will have greater freedom when it comes to tire choice in 2016.As has been widely known for some time, tire supplier Pirelli has determined that there will be three dry compounds available over the course of each grand prix weekend next year....

Formula 1 is pushing through new rules that will force cars to be fitted with high speed cameras from 2016 to help with accident investigation.The speculation surrounding the cause of Fernando Alonso's Barcelona testing accident last week was fuelled by the lack of clear video footage about what happened. The...

The official ditching of double points and standing restarts after safety cars are the headline Formula 1 decisions expected from Wednesday's FIA's World Motor Sport Council meeting in Doha. But the issue of costs may well dominate debate behind closed doors as unease continues about F1's financial state following the...

Related StoriesFollowing discussions in this week's meeting of the Strategy Group and F1 Commission in Geneva, it was agreed by F1's teams that two controversial rules should be abandoned next year.Double points for the season finale was implemented for this season following a push by F1 chief executive Bernie Ecclestone...

The World Rally Championship-leading driver must run first on the road on the first two days of every 2015 WRC round, the FIA has confirmed after a Wednesday afternoon vote.There had been speculation in the service park that the move could be vetoed by the FIA World Motor Sport Council...