Renault team principal Cyril Abiteboul wants the FIA to come down hard on Racing Point for the continued use of the controversial rear brake ducts. read more »

McLaren Racing CEO Zak Brown has snapped back at Racing Point team boss Otmar Szafnauer after the pair traded comments over the ongoing ‘copying’ saga. Last weekend it was... read more »

Renault believes Racing Point should lose all of the points it has scored while running its disputed brake ducts at the start of the 2020 F1 season. read more »

Renault is calling for Racing Point to lose all points scored in races where its brake ducts were protested as the Formula 1 controversy prepares to go to court read more »

Renault team boss Cyril Abiteboul has specified exactly what sanction he thinks Racing Point deserve for the 'copying' controversy surrounding their brake ducts. 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 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 »

Red Bull Formula 1 boss Christian Horner says Mercedes could be a guilty party in the Racing Point brake duct case set to go to the International Court of Appeals 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 »

The McLaren Formula 1 team has decided not to progress with an appeal regarding the Racing Point brake duct case, but Ferrari and Renault will do so read more »

Ferrari has become the first of five teams to confirm that it is pressing ahead with its appeal against the stewards' decision regarding Racing Point's brake ducts.... read more »

Ferrari have formally appealed against the FIA verdict on Racing Point's brake ducts, becoming the first of five teams expected to do so. read more »

Martin Brundle has raised the prospect of Formula 1 constructors having 'B teams' with identical cars in the wake of the Racing Point brake ducts controversy. read more »

Mattia Binotto has compared Racing Point's role in the Formula 1 brake duct controversy to "copying a test" amid Ferrari's plans to appeal for a harsher... read more »

McLaren insist they have not fallen out with Mercedes, despite being on opposite sides of the Racing Point brake ducts furore. read more »

Claire Williams says a "very clear" position regarding the DNA of Formula 1 is behind her team's decision to appeal the FIA's ruling in the Racing Point... read more »

McLaren Formula 1 team principal Andreas Seidl says there is no "bad blood" with Mercedes despite holding opposing views of the Racing Point brake ducts controversy read more »

Toto Wolff says he is acting as a "mediator" to try and resolve the Racing Point brake ducts controversy without the case going to the FIA's International Court... read more »

Mercedes F1 boss Toto Wolff says his team would be "happy to go to court" to prove its innocence in the Racing Point brake duct copying saga. read more »