Christian Horner wants F1 teams to discuss getting rid of what he deems as unsightly shark fins, ahead of the Australian Grand Prix. read more »

Red Bull boss Christian Horner wants Formula 1 teams to discuss ditching shark fins, and hopes that can happen before the start of the season read more »

Ross Brawn is encouraged by F1's new era even if he admits 'little hiccups' - such as the 'fin' - will need to be addressed in time. read more »

Ross Brawn wants rid of 'unpopular' shark fins and T-wings read more »

Formula One's managing director of racing Ross Brawn wants to get rid of the unpopular shark fins and aerodynamic appendages that have emerged on the latest generation of... read more »

F1's Managing Director, Motor Sports, Ross Brawn is targeting a purer look for the sport. read more »

Formula 1's new sporting boss Ross Brawn wants to "address" the unpopular shark fins that have returned on the 2017 cars as an "unintended consequence"... read more »

Formula 1's new sporting chief Ross Brawn says over time he wants to see the shark's fin and T-wings ironed out of the new regulations. read more »

Christian Horner has revealed that F1 teams tried to warn the FIA about the return of shark fins, but their requests were dismissed. read more »

Lewis Hamilton loves his new car, Fernando Alonso is disappointed, Red Bull tried to get 'shark fins' banned, plus more. read more »

Christian Horner believes 'dorsal fins' on 2017 cars let them down. read more »

Red Bull chief Christian Horner believes the reappearance of shark fin engine covers on F1 cars lets the otherwise "fantastic" 2017 designs down. read more »

Formula 1 teams tried to remove a loophole in 2017's new regulations that allowed shark fins to return, but the request was rejected by the F1 Commission, says Christian... read more »

Williams decided that rather than implement all of their updates in one large group as soon as they arrived back in Europe, they've chosen to spread them across the next... read more »

Toro Rosso have brought a raft of upgrades to the final pre-season test which technical director James Key described as an "almost completely brand new" car. The most... read more »

Sauber will debut a heavily revised lightweight chassis at the Spanish Grand Prix next week and the team is pinning its points scoring hopes on the upgrade. The Hinwil outfit... read more »