Formula 1 teams in talks to delay the introduction of the new technical regulations by one more year until 2023.
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Red Bull’s motorsport advisor Helmut Marko considered putting a camp together where his drivers could get deliberately infected with the coronavirus.
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Mercedes-AMG F1 team develops new CPAP for COVID-19 patients.
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Formula 1 teams are exploring ways to aid government and health authorities in the fight against the coronavirus by supplying ventilators.
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Formula 1 has announced the launch of a Virtual Grand Prix Series that will replace postponed real-life events until further notice.
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Formula 1 CEO Chase Carey has written an open letter to F1 fans worldwide amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.
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Renault confirmed its F1 race crew that attended the Australian GP are currently undergoing a self-isolation period as a precaution against coronavirus.
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Pirelli forced to scrap 1800 of its Formula 1 tyres after the cancellation of the Australian GP
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Organizers of the Monaco Grand Prix will go ahead with this year’s race but say they are “fully aware” of the threat posed by the Coronavirus crisis.
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A new technical directive prior to the start of the season, issued by the FIA, most likely to force Mercedes to modify the rear brake ducts of the W11.
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As Formula 1 aims to achieve carbon-neutral by 2030, a new agreement with an oil giant has been announced to help accelerate the sport’s plans.
Renault development driver Guanyu Zhou, won the first F1 Virtual Grand Prix in Bahrain.
The W Series pre-season test which had been scheduled to be run at the Circuit de Valencia, Spain, in early May, has been cancelled owing to COVID-19.
Pirelli have confirmed a member of their on-ground team in Australia has tested positive for coronavirus.
Two Formula 1 teams, McLaren and Haas, reports team members in self-isolation after presenting symptoms of coronavirus.