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Mercedes racer Hamilton was investigated by the FIA over the nose studs he is wearing in Bahrain, though he has since been granted a medical exemption to keep them in

Clever design tricks are always closely scrutinised in pre-season as teams lobby the FIA over what they and their rivals can and cannot get away with in the regulations

Ferrari are making plenty of positive noises about the SF-23 and appear confident they have another very competitive car on their hands, though rivals are questioning one aspect of the aero design

For the first time, a winter shutdown is set to be put into place forcing F1 teams to take some time off during the off-season as a method of combatting staff burnout

In response to criticism from F1 drivers who feel the FIA's clampdown on personal statements was unclear, the governing body has issued an important clarification

Speaking about the FIA's new protest ban for the first time since it was written into the rulebook, Hamilton made it clear he will not be changing how he uses his F1 platform

Alpine are said to be suspicious of their F1 rivals over the improvements they have been able to make to their engine performance, despite the 'freeze' currently in place

Mercedes were, last year, forced by the FIA to change a front wing innovation on their car which Ferrari appear to have tried to legally recreate with their new SF23

As team principal of the only current F1 team with roots in the USA, Haas chief Steiner feels there is no need to allow Michael Andretti, or anyone else, to add another outfit to the grid

Even though he has been under fire from all sides in recent weeks and his relationship with F1 chiefs has taken a beating, FIA president Ben Sulayem plans on attending the first race of 2023

Red Bull wanted their new powertrains division to be given status as a new engine supplier by the FIA but, after pressure from Ferrari and Mercedes, they will not receive the full benefit

Now that many F1 drivers have made it clear they are against the idea of having their free speech curbed by a rule change, the FIA has a choice of two roads to go down

Motorsport looks ready to embrace change after FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem penned a letter announcing he'd be taking a less hands-on approach to his duties

In the latest difference of opinion between F1 bosses and governing body the FIA, chief executive Domenicali has spoken out against the banning of unsanctioned protests

Albon has become the latest F1 driver to speak out against the FIA's new rule prohibiting drivers from protesting at official events, and has described the legislation as "confusing"

Red Bull driver Perez and team principal Christian Horner have joined Alfa Romeo driver Bottas in reacting to the FIA's move to ban drivers from making protests and political points

While most current F1 teams gave a less-than-warm reception to the idea of a new team joining the grid, the FIA is pressing ahead with expansion plans and could invite two parties to join

The past month has seen several scandals involving the governing body and its president dominate the F1 news cycle, but Vasseur doesn't expect that to continue for much longer

Red Bull are currently serving the penalty handed out by the FIA for their cost cap breach during the 2021 season, which Horner says is harming their car development

Critics of the FIA have slammed the move to ban unapproved protests or statements from F1 drivers, but ex-racer Coulthard understands why the rules have been changed

Long-serving Red Bull Racing adviser Helmut Marko has given his opinion on the reports that the Saudi Arabian Public Investment Fund was interested in making a huge bid to buy F1

Bottas has become one of the first F1 drivers to speak publicly about the FIA's new ban on unapproved protests and political statements ahead of the 2023 season

The surfacing of comments Ben Sulayem made in an archived post on his website comes in the same week F1 lawyers sent him a letter admonishing him for a social media post

More strong opposition to the FIA's new protest ban has emerged, this time from Lord Scriven who asserts that the F1 governing body's move will "shield host countries from scrutiny"

Amid the backlash from existing F1 teams over Michael Andretti's attempts to form a new team, Cadillac's Global Vice President has admitted they haven't yet submitted their official proposal