"Two screws became undone in qualifying" resulting in Lewis Hamilton's disqualification in Brazil, says Toto Wolff. read more »

Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff believes the same regulation that punished Lewis Hamilton in Silverstone 'could have been applied' against Max Verstappen in Brazil. read more »

Mercedes says loose screws played a role in its rear wing failing a Formula 1 technical inspection after qualifying at the Sao Paulo Grand Prix.  read more »

The result of last weekends Sao Paulo Grand Prix is final after the FIA rejected Mercedes' request to review the incident between Max Verstappen and Lewis Hamilton on lap... read more »

FIA race director Michael Masi appears set to face questions from Formula 1 drivers over racing standards after Mercedes' request to review Max Verstappen's driving... read more »

Toto Wolff has insisted that Mercedes' request for FIA to review Max Verstappen's defensive manoeuvre in Brazil wasn't in hope of the Red Bull driver receiving a... read more »

Damon Hill and Christian Horner weren't on the same page when it came to debating Max Verstappen's defending in Brazil. read more »

Hamilton heads into the Qatar weekend on a high after charging from 10th on the grid to win in Brazil last Sunday, cutting Red Bull rival Max Verstappen's championship... read more »

Mercedes has denied that it has "score marks" on its rear wing following accusations from Red Bull. Red Bull has threatened to protest Mercedes' rear wing after... read more »

F1's title battle spilled off the track and into the press conference room at the Qatar GP as Mercedes' Toto Wolff and Red Bull's Christian Horner were pitched... read more »

Drivers and fans alike have been asking for more consistency in stewarding decisions in the wake of the Max Verstappen vs Lewis Hamilton battle in Brazil, but how have the FIA... read more »

The decision - which centred on the stewards' insistence that the new footage would not make them question their verdict to consider the incident an example of F1's... read more »

Red Bull team principal Christian Horner has warned Mercedes of an impending protest over the legality of its rear wings after finding "witness [score] marks" in... read more »

The on-track incident between Max Verstappen and Lewis Hamilton at the Brazilian Grand Prix will not be investigated further after Mercedes was denied a review of the episode.... read more »

Lewis Hamilton says Mercedes boss Toto Wolff's emotional response to his overtake on Max Verstappen in Brazil was "so good". Wolff was spotted clapping and... read more »

After his fierce celebrations in Brazil, Lewis Hamilton said he's enjoying seeing Toto Wolff's fiery side in the garage. read more »

Sebastian Vettel feels it is a "bit unnecessary" for Mercedes to ask for a review of Max Verstappen's antics in Brazil as Lewis Hamilton won. read more »

Max Verstappen has insisted he will not change his approach when defending from Lewis Hamilton in the future if there is a repeat of their incident in Brazil. read more »

Alpine used "hard but fair" tactics against Pierre Gasly in Brazil to stay ahead of AlphaTauri in the standings, says Esteban Ocon. read more »

Having seen on-board footage, Yuki Tsunoda is now even more convinced Lance Stroll could have left him room in Brazil. read more »

The FIA has delayed a decision on Mercedes request for a right to review the decision not to penalise Max Verstappen in Brazil until Friday. read more »

The stewards have announced a decision regarding Mercedes' right to appeal against Max Verstappen's driving in Brazil will be announced on Friday. read more »

Toto Wolff has insisted Mercedes' motivation remains "greater than ever" following the recent sensational events in Brazil. read more »

Now the on-board footage from Max Verstappen's car is out, Lewis Hamilton says he has a "different viewpoint" on the incident. read more »

The pair went wide at Interlagos' Turn 4 fast left-hander, as Hamilton had moved ahead of Verstappen - attacking on the corner's outside line early in their... read more »