Many innovative ideas have been used to improve F1 cars since the Hybrid Era began, but what about the ideas that the FIA said No to? From 2018's complex front wings, to... read more »

Today we had a decent race and stayed on top of the tricky balancing act of managing tyre and brake temperatures. read more »

McLaren's Carlos Sainz conceded his disappointment turned to anger in Bahrain after a tyre-destroying spin in qualifying ruined his strategy options for the race. read more »

Carlos Sainz admitted he was "very angry" after a brake failure knocked him out of Bahrain Grand Prix qualifying and compromised his strategy options for the race. read more »

McLaren has confirmed that Carlos Sainz suffered a rear brake failure which caused his spin and stoppage during qualifying for F1's Bahrain GP. read more »

McLaren driver Lando Norris says he is "frustrated and annoyed" by his recent one-lap displays, feeling a mistake cost him a top-five result in Bahrain. Norris... read more »

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 »