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Car Design & Technology
Legality of diffusers a victory for engineering innovation
The controversial diffusers of Brawn GP, Toyota and Williams were today declared legal by the International Court of Appeal. The argument centred...
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News
Ferrari on the back-foot
Diffuser ruling leaves Ferrari in limbo Ferrari have conceded that they will have to make “fundamental” changes to their 2009 car after...
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Lead Articles
Diffusers declared legal
Formula One’s governing body, the FIA, has declared the controversial double-decker diffuser designs on the Brawn GP, Toyota and Williams cars as...
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News
Brawn welcomes FIA ruling on diffusers
Ross Brawn has welcomed the FIA’s decision to reject the protests from Ferrari, Renault and Red Bull Racing over the team’s double-decker...
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Features
Diffusers explained as D-Day looms
With an announcement from the FIA expected within the next twenty four hours on the legality of the controversial ‘double-decker’ diffuser, Forumula1.com...
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News
Diffusers Declared Legal
Formula One’s governing body, the FIA, has declared the controversial double-decker diffuser designs on the Brawn GP, Toyota and Williams cars as...
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News
Schumacher will not attend next two grands prix
Ferrari consultant Michael Schumacher will not attend the next two races in China and Bahrain, his spokeswoman has confirmed. The seven-time world...
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News
Canada want grand prix back
The relevant authorities in the Canadian government have said that they would very much like the Canadian Grand Prix to return in...
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News
Chinese GP circuit guide
This weekend sees the sixth Formula One Chinese Grand Prix in Shanghai. The Shanghai International Circuit sees 16 corners with Turns 1...
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News
Alonso hoping to close the gap in Shanghai
Fernando Alonso is hoping Renault can take another step forward at this weekend’s Chinese Grand Prix in Shanghai to close the gap...
