Red Bull boss, Christian Horner, thinks the long-running RP20 dispute will be settled outside of the FIA International Court of Appeal. read more »

Ferrari hopes to gain "clarity and transparency" from the FIA over the rules on Formula 1 car copying after formalising its appeal in the Racing Point brake duct case read more »

Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff has confirmed he will "defend our brand firmly" if attempts are made to implicate the Silver Arrows in the Racing Point brake duct... read more »

Lewis Hamilton has called on Pirelli to develop a stronger tyre construction for 2022, adding that Formula 1 fans do not want to see tyre management races read more »

McLaren boss, Andreas Seidl has explained the reason his team opted not to appeal the stewards ruling on the legality of the Racing Point RP20. read more »

McLaren has explained its decision to withdraw its appeal against the FIA's Racing Point ruling, saying it was satisfied by assurances made in the clampdown on future car... read more »

McLaren CEO Zak Brown has dismissed the notion that 2021 power unit supplier Mercedes had any influence on the team's decision to withdraw its appeal against the sanction... read more »

Renault boss, Cyril Abiteboul says that the International Court of Appeal should strip Racing Point of all points won at events where its cars were protested. read more »

McLaren team principal Andreas Seidl has denied Mercedes has influenced their decision to withdraw from the Racing Point appeal process. read more »

Renault and Ferrari have announced they will appeal Racing Point's punishment for 'copying' scandal. read more »

The ongoing battle over the legality of the 2020 Racing Point car has taken a turn with protesting teams reaching the end of the window to appeal. What happens from here? Will... read more »

Racing Point has officially appealed against the FIA sanction handed to the team after the rear brake ducts were perceived to have been designed in a manner not consistent with... read more »

Racing Point will proceed with its appeal against the penalty received from the FIA over its Formula 1 brake ducts design, taking the case to the International Court of Appeal read more »

Racing Point has notified the FIA that they will be protesting the decision to deduct points and fine them for using illegal rear brake ducts. read more »

Ferrari are firmly involved in the plans to appeal for a harsher punishment for Racing Point, saying their brake-duct controversy is like "copying a test". read more »

Williams has confirmed that it has opted not to appeal the decision issued by the stewards regarding Racing Point's brake ducts. Stewards determined that Racing Point had... read more »

Ferrari and Renault forge on with their appeal against what it considers to be a lenient penalty in respect of Racing Point's brake ducts case read more »

Williams has joined McLaren in withdrawing from the appeal process regarding the legality of Racing Point's RP20 car. read more »

Williams has confirmed it will not appeal the FIA's ruling against Racing Point, feeling its "most fundamental concern" about Formula 1 car copying has been... read more »

Williams has dropped its appeal against the FIA sanction handed to Racing Point for running illegal rear brake ducts. read more »

While Ferrari and Renault appeal the stewards ruling on the Racing Point RP20, Williams has followed McLaren's example and opted not to proceed. read more »

McLaren has withdrawn from the RP20 appeal process, stating they are the satisfied that the FIA will provide clarity on copying within Formula 1. read more »

The row over Racing Point's Formula One car is heading for court after rivals Ferrari and Renault confirmed on Tuesday they would appeal a stewards' decision. read more »

While McLaren dropped its appeal, Ferrari has officially appealed against the decision made by the FIA stewards over the legality of Racing Point's RP20 brake ducts. read more »

Ferrari has become the first Formula 1 team to officially appeal the FIA sanction handed to Racing Point. read more »