Lewis Hamilton had been in favour of the decision to switch to the higher-downforce rear wing in qualifying for the Belgian Grand Prix - despite the controversy that choice... read more »

Pirelli is confident there will be no repeat of last year's Belgian Grand Prix camber controversy, despite Friday's practice washout. read more »

Controversy continues to dog the Grand Prix of America after it was confirmed that the company's president has resigned from his position... read more »

Ferrari has strongly refuted claims from rivals Red Bull that it has been running a manually adjusted ride height system in Formula 1 - on the back of the latest technical... read more »

Red Bull has hit back at the latest technical controversy by insisting Ferrari was the first on the grid with a hand-operated adjuster. It emerged in Hungary last weekend that,... read more »

Red Bull has hit back at critics after being involved in yet another technical controversy, insisting it should be praised rather than slammed for being 'creative'... read more »

Mercedes team principal Ross Brawn says rival teams have to simply trust that the FIA is policing Formula 1 in the proper way, on the back of another Red Bull technical... read more »

Red Bull deny breaking rules over how the team adjusts its suspension in the latest controversy surrounding them. read more »

As controversy once again hits Red Bull Racing, Christian Horner is adamant his team have never made illegal changes to their car in parc ferme... read more »

After the controversy which ensued during last weekend’s German Grand Prix regarding the engine mapping of the two Red Bull RB8s, further rumors have begun to gather momentum... read more »

Red Bull boss Christian Horner insists his team never made illegal changes to its car in parc ferme, despite a fresh controversy erupting over a ride height adjuster at the... read more »

Red Bull's drivers on Thursday played down the impact of the 'engine mapping' rule clarification. Following the 'legal traction control' and exhaust... read more »

Red Bull’s drivers on Thursday played down the impact of the ‘engine mapping’ rule clarification. Following the ‘legal traction... read more »

Sebastian Vettel has played down the significance of changes that his Red Bull Racing team has had to make to its engine maps, in the wake of the controversy that erupted at... read more »

As expected, the FIA on Wednesday issued a rule clarification in the wake of the Red Bull ‘engine maps’ controversy at Hockenheim. The governing... read more »

Formula 1 and the FIA should do all they can to avoid another lengthy debate about technical regulations in the wake of the controversy over Red Bull's engine torque maps... read more »

Before and then after Sunday's German grand prix, controversy haunted Red Bull. But it was Ferrari's Fernando Alonso who continued to stroll away at the head of the... read more »

Formula 1 drivers will no longer have the ability to use DRS under yellow flag conditions from now on, AUTOSPORT has learned, after the FIA acted to clear up the controversy... read more »

Bernie Ecclestone, CEO of the Formula One Group, has been thrown back into the controversy relating to corrupt German banker Gerhard Gribkowsky, with the former head of... read more »

Sebastian Vettel felt Red Bull Racing's Canadian Grand Prix pole position was a vindication for the team following the controversy over its car's floor design read more »

Jacques Villeneuve loves stirring a controversy when he can, but this weekend he might have bitten off more than even he can chew after launching attacks on multiple fronts. read more »

Formula 1 governing body the FIA has brought an end to the controversy surrounding Red Bull's floor design, forcing the current World Champions to remove the holes that... read more »

F1's governing body has vowed to act on the controversy about the floor of Red Bull's 2012 car. Ferrari and McLaren reportedly came close to officially protesting... read more »

F1′s governing body has vowed to act on the controversy about the floor of Red Bull’s 2012 car. Ferrari and McLaren reportedly came close to officially... read more »

Pirelli will not change its approach to producing challenging tyres in Formula 1, despite the controversy caused by Michael Schumacher's recent criticisms of its products. read more »