Ferrari has become the final team to withdraw its appeal against Racing Point's illegal Formula 1 brake ducts. read more »

Ferrari has withdrawn its appeal against Racing Point's Formula 1 brake duct copying case verdict, becoming the final team to drop its opposition to the penalty levied by... read more »

Ferrari has followed Renault in dropping its appeal against Racing Point, which on Sunday also withdrew its own appeal against its sanction for copying Mercedes’ brake ducts.... read more »

Racing Point have dropped an appeal against a 400,000 euro ($473,520) fine and 15 point penalty for copying Mercedes' 2019 brake ducts, the Formula One team said on Sunday. read more »

Racing Point are no longer appealing against the penalties handed out to them by the FIA for their illegal use and design of the rear brake ducts. read more »

Ahead of the Italian Grand Prix, Racing Point has confirmed it has withdrawn its appeal against the stewards' decision regarding its Formula 1 brake ducts. read more »

Racing Point has confirmed that it has withdraw its appeal against its sanction for “copying” Mercedes’ brake ducts. Racing Point was hit with a €400,000 fine and docked 15... read more »

Ferrari are not letting up in the F1 copying saga - they have served notice of intention to appeal the Belgian Grand Prix stewards' decision to reprimand Racing Point for... read more »

Otmar Szafnauer confirms that Racing Point is to press ahead with its appeal against the stewards decision on its brake ducts. read more »

Ferrari is now the only team appealing the decision regarding Racing Point's brake ducts, and it's supposedly due to the upgrade tokens. read more »

Renault have asked Formula One's governing body FIA to withdraw their appeal against the punishment imposed on Racing Point for copying Mercedes' brake ducts. read more »

Renault has announced that they have formally requested to withdraw their appeal against the FIA's decision over Racing Point's illegal brake ducts. read more »

The Renault F1 team has announced it has withdrawn its appeal against the penalty Racing Point received for running brake ducts designed by Mercedes.  read more »

Renault has opted to withdraw from the appeals process against the stewards' decisions regarding the legality of Racing Point's brake ducts. read more »

Renault has asked the FIA if it can withdraw its appeal against the punishment handed out to Racing Point for copying Mercedes' brake ducts read more »

Renault has confirmed that it has requested a withdrawal of its appeal against the stewards' decision with regard to Racing Point's brake ducts. Renault instigated a... read more »

Renault has withdrawn the appeals it lodged against the stewards' decisions in relation to Racing Point's brake ducts. read more »

Racing Point earned itself another reprimand at the Spanish Grand Prix for running its Mercedes designed brake ducts, and it didn't even make headlines. read more »

The Racing Point Formula 1 team has been reprimanded over the continued use of its controversial rear brake ducts at the Spanish Grand Prix. read more »

AlphaTauri boss Franz Tost believes Formula 1's definition of a Constructor is "out of date" and that more sharing of components between teams should be... read more »

Renault team principal Cyril Abiteboul wants the FIA to come down hard on Racing Point for the continued use of the controversial rear brake ducts. read more »

Renault believes Racing Point should lose all of the points it has scored while running its disputed brake ducts at the start of the 2020 F1 season. read more »

Renault is calling for Racing Point to lose all points scored in races where its brake ducts were protested as the Formula 1 controversy prepares to go to court read more »

Renault team boss Cyril Abiteboul has specified exactly what sanction he thinks Racing Point deserve for the 'copying' controversy surrounding their brake ducts. read more »

Racing Point has officially appealed against the FIA sanction handed to the team after the rear brake ducts were perceived to have been designed in a manner not consistent with... read more »