Formula 1's clamp down on "reverse engineering" has been confirmed by the FIA, following the unrest caused by Racing Point's RP20 this year. Earlier in... read more »

Sebastian Vettel was frustrated at being used as a "brake block" to help his team-mate Charles Leclerc in the Russian Grand Prix. 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 »

Mercedes believes the front brake fire experienced by Lewis Hamilton on the grid at Formula 1's Tuscan Grand Prix was triggered by the limited cooling applied for Mugello read more »

Lewis Hamilton says he was concerned by the extremely high temperature of his front brakes at the first restart of the Tuscan Grand Prix. read more »

Sebastian Vettel says he is not in favour of Formula 1’s standing restarts regulation, describing them as a “lottery” due to the difference in grip level. Formula 1 used a... read more »

Sebastian Vettel has conceded to being "lucky" following his surprising brake failure during the Italian Grand Prix. read more »

Ferrari says it is working with supplier Brembo to understand the cause of Sebastian Vettel's brake failure at the Italian Grand Prix. The four-time world champion was... read more »

Sebastian Vettel says it was a good thing no fans were present at Formula 1’s Italian Grand Prix, following Ferrari’s abysmal performance. Vettel retired from the race with... 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Following the Italian Grand Prix, Scuderia Ferrari has announced that it has withdrawn its appeal against Racing Point brake duct penalty after receiving clarification of the...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Ferrari has withdrawn its appeal of the FIA's decision regarding Racing Point's brake ducts, meaning that no protests remain.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 »

It was another miserable weekend for Ferrari as they recorded a double-DNF at their home race, but Sebastian Vettel was at least happy with where his brake failure occurred. 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Ferrari has withdrawn its appeal against Racing Point's Formula 1 brake duct copying case verdict, becoming the final team to drop its opposition to the penalty levied by...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 »

A heavy crash for Charles Leclerc prompted a red flag at the Italian Grand Prix, shortly after Ferrari teammate Sebastian Vettel had retired from the race with a brake failure. 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 »

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 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 »

Ferrari and Racing Point have both confirmed their intention to pursue an International Court of Appeal hearing into Formula 1's ongoing brake duct saga. read more »