Everyone seems to be signing up to Twitter now, and F1 is no different. There are several teams, journalists and others worth watching, so here are a few of them.

Some more F1 politics and calls of cheating have pointed the FIA to investigate Ferrari and BMW and their flexible floors.

At first glance, driving an F1 car seems easy. The drivers just need to sit back and steer. However, it´s a lot more complicated than that, and here we take a look at the athletic requirements for Formula 1.

Giancarlo Fisichella takes his eyes off the current season for a while and develops a school for the F1 teams of the future.

The final full length test of 2009 wrapped up this week, and the teams will now be heading to Australia to prepare for the first race. It was a last ditch effort to improve performance and for the most part, it worked.

What happens when a driver can't decide between two teams? Here I'll tell you about the latest driver row, and how an older argument was settled.

The FIA have looked into Bernie Ecclestone´s medals rather than points idea and published some statistics. Here we take a look at them, and whether it means anything for the future.

The concept of a standard engine in Formula 1 is becoming more like a reality, as Max Mosley releases more details about the FIA´s plans.

The FIA have opened the tender process to third party suppliers, hoping to introduce standard engines to the sport in 2010. Here we take a look at what that means, and how the sport will change.

There was some confusion over the recent press release from the FIA regarding new rules for this year, and now they have spoken to Race Director Charlie Whiting to clear things up.