Mercedes motorsport chief Toto Wolff thinks Bernie Ecclestone is wrong to let Formula 1 ignore social media for money reasons read more »

Kevin Magnussen's challenging run of races since recording a podium finish on his Formula 1 debut is nothing for McLaren to be overly concerned about, the outfit's... read more »

Amid the ongoing debate over whether F1's 2014 'rules reset' has done more harm than good, Williams' Pat Symonds has argued that the sport should... read more »

Ferrari's Fernando Alonso has argued that teams are effectively "starting from scratch" at this weekend's Bahrain Grand Prix, given the... read more »

Ferrari aren't that far away from Red Bull claims team principal Stefano Domenicali, but admitted there is a "big gap" to Mercedes. Whilst Fernando Alonso... read more »

Fernando Alonso has escaped a penalty for using his DRS when he shouldn't have, with the race stewards instead opting to hand the Ferrari team a £13,000 fine.... read more »

Romain Grosjean has narrowly escaped disqulification from qualifying after his Lotus failed scrutineering on Saturday evening. In particular, his E21 failed the front-floor... read more »

Lotus driver Kimi Räikkönen has argued that the start to his final Q3 lap at the Nürburgring on Saturday afternoon was hindered by low tyre temperatures. read more »

Ferrari has admitted it is “disappointed” to have been used as part of Mercedes’ defence as the German team escaped from the test-gate scandal... read more »

Mercedes has escaped any major punishment for its involvement in the 'private' tyre test carried out by Pirelli following the Spanish Grand Prix in May. The... read more »

Pirelli have argued that the FIA doesn't have the power to impose any form of disciplinary punishment against them in the Testgate affair during a robust defence of their... read more »

Mercedes has argued that its running of a 2013 car during the post-Spanish Grand Prix test at Barcelona was not a breach of the regulations. read more »

Toro Rosso team boss Franz Tost has argued that drivers Jean-Éric Vergne and Daniel Ricciardo need to deliver "exceptionally good" performances for... read more »

According to Dr Helmut Marko, Lotus is a bigger challenger to Red Bull’s championship hopes in 2013 than Ferrari. Red Bull and Sebastian Vettel are leading Lotus and... read more »

Mark Webber has argued that being ‘a little too conservative at Turn 9’ cost him a shot at pole position in Melbourne on Saturday morning, with the Red Bull... read more »

Mike Coughlan has come to the defence of Pastor Maldonado who has been labelled 'accident prone' following a string of accidents during his first two seasons in... read more »

McLaren have successfully argued in Britain that a £32m fine they paid after a 2007 Ferrari spying controversy should be tax deductible... read more »

McLaren has successfully argued it's case as to why it should be allowed to claim corporation tax back on its £32 million fine, imposed upon the team in 2007 for... read more »

Mercedes have reportedly agreed terms with Bernie Ecclestone which will see them sign the new Concorde Agreement for 2013 and beyond. The German marque is currently the only... read more »

The European Commission has launched an in-depth investigation into the financial aid that was granted to the Nurburgring's operators. The racetrack has been under growing... read more »

The FIA is hoping to close a loophole exploited by Red Bull in Germany which resulted in both cars being reported to the stewards, though they were later cleared to race.... read more »

Red Bull has apparently been ordered to change the design of its brake cooling ducts after the FIA found them to contravene the technical regulations. The news comes just days... read more »

The FIA has declared Red Bull's RB8 floor to be illegal following complaints from three teams in Monaco last weekend. The decision means Red Bull will be forced to change... read more »

The FIA's Charlie Whiting has ruled that Formula 1 stewards can continue to use their own discretion when ruling over gains made if a driver goes off-track. Whiting met... read more »

John Yates, an advisor for Bahrain's Ministry of the Interior, has argued that the Formula 1 paddock has been given a 'distorted picture' ahead of next... read more »