F1 News

Governing body asks prospective teams to register interest in possible vacancy for 2011 ahead of full application process.

Mark Webber is confident F1 can recover from its less-than-emphatic season-opener in Bahrain and deliver excitement in 2010.

The FIA announced on Friday that it is to start the selection process for a 13th team to compete in Formula One from 2011.

The FIA has decided to open a new selection process to identify a candidate team to fill any vacancy that may exist in the FIA Formula One World Championship at the start of the 2011 season.

Felipe says he knew people would question him if he had endured a tough comeback race.

Formula 1's governing body sets an April deadline with new criteria for teams wanting to join the grid in 2011.

The FIA has invited possible entrants for the 2011 Formula 1 season, after announcing earlier this month that it will open a new selection process to find a 13th team.

Mercedes team boss Ross Brawn says his team have "work to do" to catch pace-setters Ferrari and Red Bull.

Force India will become the first team to use a test driver in a Friday practice when Paul di Resta takes the wheel in Australia.

Australia preview quotes: McLaren

Serbian businessman Zoran Stefanovich is still pushing to get on to the grid in 2010, AUTOSPORT has learned, despite the FIA having told his Stefan GP outfit that it has not been granted an entry for this year.

The Formula One Teams' Association has announced that every car run by its member teams will carry a 'Make Roads Safe' logo from the Australian Grand Prix.

Renault has been given approval to make a 'large' number of improvements to its engines for cost and reliability reasons, AUTOSPORT has learned, even though the FIA has ruled out any form of power equalisation for this year.

It has been claimed that Fernando Alonso may have had to rely on his superior tyre management to win the Bahrain GP without Sebastian Vettel's problems.

Q and A with Eric Boullier

Renault has vowed to continue an aggressive development push at the start of the season after an encouraging start to its campaign in the Bahrain Grand Prix.

Peter Sauber is hopeful that the BMW name and logos that still adorn his privateer F1 entries can be dropped before too long.

The FIA is understood to have told three teams to make changes to the diffusers on their cars ahead of next weekend's Australian Grand Prix.