Racing Point team boss Otmar Szafnauer expects rivals will explore the option of copying Mercedes dual-axis steering (DAS) if the benefits of running the system are proven to... read more »

2021 regulations reveal that Mercedes controversial dual axis steering system (DAS) has been known about for some time. read more »

Mercedes dual-axis steering (DAS) system has reportedly been outlawed for the 2021 Formula 1 season under the new technical regulations. Mercedes shocked the paddock on the... read more »

The FIA will only allow Formula 1 teams to run dual-axis steering systems until the end of 2020, and has outlawed the Mercedes-developed device for the start of 2021 read more »

Mercedes' dual axis steering system was the star of Barcelona testing on Thursday as pundits and drivers alike debated the legality. read more »

Shocking the entire paddock, Mercedes were caught by using a mysterious new system on the front suspension of its new car, the W11. The Dual-Axis Steering has caught the... read more »

Ferrari driver Sebastian Vettel believes Mercedes' new Dual-Axis Steering system (DAS) would make for an uncomfortable feeling in the cockpit. read more »

Sebastian Vettel was left bemused by Mercedes’ DAS (dual-axis steering) system, which was uncovered on Thursday during the second day of Formula 1 testing. The system allows... read more »

Ferrari Formula 1 driver Sebastian Vettel believes Mercedes' new dual-axis steering system must be difficult for the team's drivers to operate, likening the... read more »

The six-time champions brought a new innovation to Pre-Season Testing as their "Dual Axis Steering", or "DAS" for short, sent shockwaves through the... read more »

Mercedes' dual-axis steering turned heads at Barcelona on day two of Formula 1 testing. JONATHAN NOBLE explains why, so far, the team has the FIA's consent to use the... read more »

Kimi Raikkonen ended the second day of Formula 1 pre-season testing fastest for Alfa Romeo before causing a red flag, as Mercedes debuted its new dual-axis steering system read more »

Mercedes Formula 1 technical chief James Allison says the FIA is aware of the team's "novel" steering system that debuted at Barcelona on Thursday read more »

Mercedes technical chief James Allison says he is not concerned about the legality of a steering wheel system on its W11, which has been labelled DAS (Dual-Axis Steering). TV... read more »

Valtteri Bottas topped day one of the post-Abu Dhabi tyre test for Mercedes, while George Russell did likewise for the team on day two. read more »

Max Verstappen had collisions with both Kimi Raikkonen and Sebastian Vettel during the Japanese Grand Prix to take a third place finish behind the two Mercedes drivers. read more »

Video: Ferrari pair tackle Shell's Dual Drive challenge read more »

Ahead of Fernando Alonso's dual motorsport commitments in 2018, Crash.net charts what is set to be a unique marathon of a season for the Spaniard. read more »

1992 Formula 1 world champion Nigel Mansell is worried Fernando Alonso’s dual motorsport commitments in 2018 could come at a cost to his F1 hopes with McLaren.  read more »

Nico Hulkenberg says he admires Fernando Alonso “looking for fresh challenges” with his dual F1 and WEC campaign. read more »

Mark Webber believes it would be a “mistake” if Fernando Alonso attempted to combine his 2018 campaign with a dual Formula 1 and World Endurance Championship focus read more »

Force India deputy team principal Bob Fernley has placed the blame on Red Bull's doorstep for Formula 1's current financial plight which has seen teams dropping out... read more »

Caterham's Marcus Ericsson will have to serve a ten-second stop/go penalty within the first three laps of the German Grand Prix. The Swedish driver will also start from... read more »

Marcus Ericsson must start the German Grand Prix from the pit lane after a Parc Ferme violation by Caterham. Caterham 'failed to cover and seal car 9 at 18:39 [on... read more »

Force India will have to compromise either its late-2013 performance or next year's car, reckons Paul di Resta, as he does not think his team can sustain dual development... read more »