After the controversies during the Mexican Grand Prix, Christian Horner believes the rules for track limits need to be tightened up, and believes gravel traps could be one... read more »

Lewis Hamilton is F1's most marketable driver, but also the sport's most polarising. The three-time world champion has attracted as much attention away from the... read more »

The FIA, the F1 governing body clarified the rules regarding the yellow and double-yellow flag situations which have caused for some controversies this year. Drivers are, now,... read more »

Lewis Hamilton gives his views on the growing controversy surrounding 'Therapeutic Use Exemptions' (TUE) following Olympic athlete hack revelations read more »

Lewis Hamilton dismisses the notion that he and Nico Rosberg will be under extra pressure to ensure no controversies in Mercedes home German GP read more »

Sainz doubtful that drivers will be listened to on recent controversies read more »

The FIA confirm will red-flag qualifying sessions instead of using double yellow flags to avoid speeding controversies. read more »

The first FIA media gathering of the Canadian Grand Prix weekend discusses Monaco F1 controversies, the prospect of a tyre war and what to do behind the safety car... read more »

Formula 1 was full of talking points both on and off the track in 2014, with team-mate clashes and regulations being scrapped before introduction. Here, GPUpdate.net reflects... read more »

Head of Mercedes-Benz Motorsport Toto Wolff has spoke out ahead of the Singapore Grand Prix, and believes the new rulings from the FIA regarding the ban of certain types of […] read more »

Fleet Street fear that the late-night disqualification of Daniel Ricciardo from the Australian GP could set the tone for a season of post-race technical controversies playing... read more »

Analysis - The FIA insists there are no grounds for rethinking Formula 1's track limit rules, despite the various controversies of the 2013 season read more »

Pastor Maldonado says he is a much more relaxed character this year and will therefore avoid the controversies that blighted his 2012 campaign. read more »

Adrian Newey says Red Bull were right to push the technical regulations to the very limit during the 2012 season, despite coming under fire from their rivals. The Milton Keynes... read more »

The HRT F1 Team has come in for further flack following the employee troubles it suffered a fortnight ago. A supplier to the now defunct Spanish outfit has publicly accused the... read more »

Luca di Montezemolo returned to the controversies surrounding the Brazilian Grand Prix by slamming Bernie Ecclestone, who criticised the Italian team for its post-race antics... read more »

McLaren's Lewis Hamilton says he will have to re-think how he uses the social networking site Twitter after a series of controversies this year. read more »

Lotus team principal Eric Boullier feels it is up to Romain Grosjean to get his act together following the recent controversies... read more »

Mark Webber is disillusioned by the recent technical controversies surrounding Red Bull and believes the majority of Formula 1 fans are as well. So far the season, the World... read more »

Lotus team principal Eric Boullier has faith that the FIA is handling this year's spate of technical controversies in Formula 1 in the right way - even though the number... read more »

The paddock noise about Red Bull 'cheating' is fuelled by jealousy, the team's Dr Helmut Marko has claimed. So far in 2012, the reigning champions have been at... read more »

Formula 1 team principals are confident that the season will not be marred by a spate of further technical controversies - despite Red Bull Racing having had to make two... read more »

Hot on the heels of the new technical controversies, the 2012 season has also kicked off in the sport’s high-intrigue world of politics. A fascinating blog post by... read more »

Williams chairman Adam Parr believes controversies like the one over the blown diffuser rules only increase the interest in Formula 1. read more »