In reaction to the FIA's rejection of its request to review Carlos Sainz' Melbourne penalty, Ferrari calls for discussions to improve the sport's policing.
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The FIA has rejected Ferrari's request that the penalty meted out to Carlos Sainz in Melbourne be reconsidered.
Speaking at Auto Shanghai, Audi bosses have given insight into the company's progress ahead of its F1 entry in 2026, with first engine test due later this year.
McLaren team boss, Andrea Stella says that fears the rules introduced last year would compromise innovation have not proved to be the case.
F1 CEO, Stefano Domenicali has warned the teams that the making of the new movie featuring Brad Pitt will make life difficult but it is essential if the ongoing boom is to continue.
Ferrari's request for the right to review the time penalty handed to Carlos Sainz in Melbourne will be heard next week.
F1 CEO, Stefano Domenicali claims that there are many new teams expressing an interest to enter the sport, whilst admitting that the anti-dilution payment will need to rise significantly.
Calvin Lo has reiterated his desire to get more involved in F1, the Hong Kong billionaire seeking a greater Asian presence in the sport.
Christian Horner dismisses speculation over Adrian Newey's future at Red Bull, insisting the design-guru is there for "many years to come".
Russian former F1 racer, Daniil Kvyat is heading to LMDh with Lamborghini under an Italian licence.
Alpine boss, Otmar Szafnauer is confident that the French team can take the fight to its rivals once the development war gets underway.
Despite a comparatively dreadful start to his season, Frederic Vasseur insists that Charles Leclerc remains fully motivated.
Fernando Alonso expects things to get "very interesting" as the sport enters the phase at which upgrades can be expected to arrive 'thick and fast'.
Daniel Ricciardo admits that he is still at a loss to explain why his two seasons at Woking didn't work out.