Team principal Otmar Szafnauer believes that the Aston Martin name rather than Sebastian Vettel is the biggest appeal for sponsors. read more »

Amid Formula 1's continual pursuit to add more races to its calendar, the appeal of a second race in the United States is clear. But as LUKE SMITH explains, there are... read more »

Uralkali, a company owned by Dmitry Mazepin, father of recently announced Haas Formula 1 driver Nikita Mazepin, has lost a High Court batle against the administrators which... read more »

Formula 1 CEO Chase Carey says Honda's withdrawal from the championship was driven by economics but he remains optimistic the 2026 engine rules will appeal to new... read more »

Racing Point's decision to drop their appeal against the FIA's verdict regarding their brake ducts came as a "surprise" to McLaren CEO Zak Brown. read more »

McLaren CEO Zak Brown says he was 'surprised' Racing Point owner Lawrence Stroll withdrew his Formula 1 brake duct ruling appeal just weeks after vowing to clear his name read more »

Ferrari has announced that it has notified the International Court of Appeal of its decision to withdraw its appeal against the stewards ruling in the 'duct-gate' saga. read more »

Following the Italian Grand Prix, Scuderia Ferrari has announced that it has withdrawn its appeal against Racing Point brake duct penalty after receiving clarification of the... read more »

Ferrari has withdrawn its appeal of the FIA's decision regarding Racing Point's brake ducts, meaning that no protests remain. read more »

Ferrari has become the final team to withdraw its appeal against Racing Point's illegal Formula 1 brake ducts. read more »

Ferrari has withdrawn its appeal against Racing Point's Formula 1 brake duct copying case verdict, becoming the final team to drop its opposition to the penalty levied by... read more »

Ferrari has followed Renault in dropping its appeal against Racing Point, which on Sunday also withdrew its own appeal against its sanction for copying Mercedes’ brake ducts.... read more »

The long-running copying saga is now finally over as Ferrari has also chosen to withdraw its appeal. read more »

The Racing Point team announced on Sunday morning that has withdrawn its appeal against the brake duct penalty after receiving clarification of the rules on listed and... read more »

Racing Point have dropped an appeal against a 400,000 euro ($473,520) fine and 15 point penalty for copying Mercedes' 2019 brake ducts, the Formula One team said on Sunday. read more »

Racing Point are no longer appealing against the penalties handed out to them by the FIA for their illegal use and design of the rear brake ducts. read more »

Racing Point withdraw their appeal against their punishment in Formula 1's "copying" row. read more »

Ahead of the Italian Grand Prix, Racing Point has confirmed it has withdrawn its appeal against the stewards' decision regarding its Formula 1 brake ducts. read more »

Racing Point has opted not to pursue its appeal in the latest development regarding the brake duct saga. read more »

Racing Point has withdrawn its appeal against the stewards ruling on 'duct-gate' after all the teams agreed to a ban on "reverse engineering". read more »

Racing Point has confirmed that it has withdraw its appeal against its sanction for “copying” Mercedes’ brake ducts. Racing Point was hit with a €400,000 fine and docked 15... read more »

Racing Point has announced it has withdrawn its appeal against the FIA's ruling over its rear brake duct design after receiving clarification on listed parts rules read more »

Racing Point has become the latest team to withdraw from the RP20 appeals process, saying they are pleased with clarification the FIA has since provided. read more »

Ferrari team principal Mattia Binotto claims the team will withdraw its appeal against Racing Point if the FIA can guarantee "it will not be possible to copy" in the... read more »

Mattia Binotto says that Ferrari will drop its appeal against the ruling on the 'duct-gate' case providing the FIA clarifies the rules on 'copying'. read more »