The FIA believes only the brake ducts on Racing Point's RP20 can potentially be called into question as it claims the remainder of the car is "much more clear cut". read more »

When the FIA investigated Racing Point's RP20 they did not look at the brake ducts, revealed head of single-seater technical matters Nikolas Tombazis. read more »

The FIA’s head of single seaters Nikolas Tombazis reckons Renault will likely protest the Racing Point cars after every grand prix until the matter has concluded. The French... read more »

The FIA is anticipating that the Renault Formula 1 team will submit another protest concerning Racing Point's brake ducts after the Hungarian Grand Prix read more »

Racing Point has "three weeks" to put together documents for the FIA that Otmar Szafnauer says will prove the RP20's brake ducts are "unique and our IP". read more »

The FIA has confirmed it did not inspect Racing Point's contentious brake ducts when it conducted an investigation into the RP20 before the original season opening race in... read more »

Renault has stressed that its protest against the legality of Racing Point's RP20 concerns the future of Formula 1, as opposed to merely questioning a component of its... read more »

Racing Point believes the FIA will deliver a "bulletproof" verdict on the protest over its brake ducts it claims "are unique" and designed by the team. read more »

Although Ferrari managed to fast-track it's Hungarian GP updates a week earlier than planned, Leclerc and Vettel colliding within the first few minutes of the race meant... read more »

Racing Point say they are confident Renault's protest about the brake ducts of their RP20 will be dismissed once the evidence has been gathere read more »

Racing Point has criticised Formula One rivals Renault for the "misconceived and poorly informed" protest which led to its brake ducts being impounded by the FIA... read more »

Renault's protest against Racing Point after the Styrian Grand Prix came as no surprise given how unhappy teams have been since the RP20 first emerged in Formula 1... read more »

The Racing Point Formula 1 team has called Renault's protest of its brake ducts after the Styrian Grand Prix "misconceived and poorly informed", and has rejected... read more »

Motor racing's governing body, the FIA, has impounded the brake ducts from Racing Point's cars and ordered Mercedes to supply corresponding components from its 2019... read more »

The FIA has impounded the front and rear brake ducts of Racing Point's F1 cars and has requested Mercedes to provide component's from its 2019 car. read more »

The FIA have confirmed that Renault's protest regarding Racing Points RP20 is admissible and have impounded their brake ducts. read more »

Renault's protest against the legality of Racing Point's 2020 Formula 1 car has been deemed admissible, with stewards impounding parts from the RP20, and requesting... read more »

Valtteri Bottas says a brake issue is the reason he finished qualifying so far behind team-mate and pole-sitter Lewis Hamilton. read more »

Mercedes Formula 1 driver Valtteri Bottas says a brake issue contributed to a frustrating fourth place in a dramatic wet qualifying session for the Syrian Grand Prix read more »

Valtteri Bottas says a glazed front-right brake disc prevented him from "maximising the potential" of his Mercedes F1 car during Styrian GP qualifying. read more »

Haas is to run with an "emergency" package this weekend in a bid to fix the brake issues that blighted its Formula 1 season-opening race in Austria at the weekend. read more »

Romain Grosjean believes Haas paid the price for insufficient brake cooling at last Sunday's Austrian Grand Prix. read more »

Romain Grosjean reveals that the brake issue which led to the retirement of both cars last weekend was due to overheating. read more »

Haas suffered a double brake failure during last weekend’s Austrian Grand Prix and were amongst a total of nine cars to retire from the opening race of the delayed 2020 […] read more »

Romain Grosjean says the brake problem that took both Haas cars out of Formula 1's 2020 Austrian Grand Prix was a new issue caused by insufficient brake cooling read more »