Haas F1 title sponsor Rich Energy has been ordered to provide full details about its finances after being denied the chance to appeal its court case defeat.  read more »

Ferrari believes Max Verstappen should have been penalised for his aggressive move on Charles Leclerc at the Austrian Grand Prix, but it will not appeal the verdict so F1 can... read more »

Despite feeling that the Spielberg stewards made the wrong call, Mattia Binotto says Ferrari will not appeal Verstappen decision. read more »

Ferrari boss Mattia Binotto believes that the stewards decision over Max Verstappen's move on Charles Leclerc was wrong, but respects the stewards decision. read more »

Ferrari believe the decision not to penalise Max Verstappen for his wheel-banging overtake on Charles Leclerc at the Austrian GP was "wrong", but will not appeal the... read more »

Ferrari will not appeal the FIA's decision not to penalise Austrian Grand Prix victor Max Verstappen for his incident with Charles Leclerc. read more »

Ferrari believe the stewards have got it wrong by taking no further action against Max Verstappen's race-winning move, but won't appeal. read more »

Ferrari will not appeal the outcome of the Formula 1 stewards' investigation into Max Verstappen's Austrian Grand Prix-winning move, despite believing the "wrong... read more »

Ferrari won't appeal 'wrong decision' - Mattia Binotto read more »

Ferrari chief Mattia Binotto has confirmed that the team has no plan to appeal the FIA decision which found in favour of Max Verstappen retaining his Austrian Grand Prix victory. read more »

Off the back of his Canada appeal being rejected by the FIA, Sebastian Vettel could only qualify in P7 for the French Grand Prix. read more »

After losing its Canadian Grand Prix appeal, Ferrari's attention must turn to a more pressing matter -- namely, a distinct lack of pace ahead of this weekend's race... read more »

Ferrari have expressed that they are “very unhappy” with the FIA’s decision to reject their appeal to review Sebastian Vettel’s penalty in Canada. The Scuderia said that they... read more »

Sebastian Vettel says he wants to "burn the papers" and has criticised F1 for being over-regulated after Ferrari lost its appeal to review his Canadian Grand Prix... read more »

Sebastian Vettel suggests Formula 1 burns rulebook after losing appeal read more »

Sebastian Vettel has given a rather blunt response to the news that Ferrari have lost their right to appeal his five-second penalty in Canada. read more »

The FIA have rejected Ferrari's bid to appeal Sebastian Vettel's penalty from the Canadian Grand Prix. read more »

Pirelli chief executive Marco Tronchetti Provera says that Formula 1 needs a "competitive" Ferrari to be winning races and standing up against Mercedes, as the sport... read more »

Ferrari are risking Sebastian Vettel being given an even stronger penalty by continuing to appeal against the sanction which cost him victory at the Canadian Grand Prix,... read more »

Ferrari team principal Mattia Binotto remains insistent that Sebastian Vettel did not commit any offence in the incident which left him with a five-second penalty that... read more »

Ferrari say they have withdrawn their intention to appeal the penalty which cost Sebastian Vettel victory at the Canadian Grand Prix last week. read more »

Ferrari confirms it has withdrawn its appeal against Sebastian Vettel's penalty in the Canadian Grand Prix. read more »

Ferrari opts against Sebastian Vettel appeal, evaluating right to review read more »

The Ferrari Formula 1 team has withdrawn its intention to appeal Sebastian Vettel's Canadian Grand Prix penalty, as it now evaluates a request for an official review of... read more »

Ferrari have decided not to appeal against Sebastian Vettel's penalty which lost him the Canadian GP. read more »