Haas Formula 1 team title sponsor Rich Energy Ltd and its CEO William Storey have lost a copyright infringement claim filed by specialist bicycle manufacturer Whyte Bikes read more »

Haas' title sponsor, Rich Energy, have lost a legal battle with regards to their logo after it was judged they copied the design from British bicycle manufaturer, Whyte... read more »

The title sponsor of Haas is adjudged to have copied the stag logo of Whyte Bikes. read more »

Williams has been in the news again in the build-up to the Australian Grand Prix, with two areas of its car being altered to ensure they are legal heading to the first race.... read more »

Williams have modified part of their front suspension and mirror design to make the car legal for the season-opening Australian GP. read more »

The Williams Formula 1 team is modifying part of its front suspension and its mirror design to ensure the car is legal for the season-opening Australian Grand Prix read more »

Arai's latest helmet has now passed FIA tests and will be legal for the start of the Formula 1 season at the Australian Grand Prix read more »

More than 200 ex-Caterham Formula 1 employees have been paid a small sum as the long-running legal saga following the team's collapse finally nears its end. read more »

The McLaren Senna has been one of the most-hyped supercars to have been made for some time. McLaren's road-legal tribute to Formula 1 legend Ayrton Senna usually sells... read more »

The FIA considers the issue over Mercedes' Formula 1 wheel rim spacer design "settled", although the team has continued to avoid using it to protect against any... read more »

Mercedes' wheel rims have been subject to much discussion inside and outside the F1 paddock in recent weeks, but despite getting clearance from the FIA that it believes... read more »

Mercedes given clearance by the FIA to use its new rear wheel concept first seen in practice in Austin, with the holes in the design being declared legal. read more »

Times have changed at Force India since its takeover by the Stroll-led consortium, justifying Perez's decision to go ahead with legal action. read more »

Charles Leclerc wants answers as to why Kevin Magnussen's late block, which resulted in a collision between the two, was deemed legal in Sunday's Japanese Grand Prix. read more »

Haas' focus has not been affected by the team's off-track legal battle following its disqualification from the Italian Grand Prix, insists F1 team boss Gunther Steiner.  read more »

Force India's administrator FRP Advisory LLP has hit out at the Russian company Uralkali for taking legal action over its sale of the Formula 1 team read more »

Russian potash producer Uralkali announced legal action against the administrators of the Force India Formula One team on Thursday after losing out in what it called a... read more »

FRP will 'vigorously' defends itself against Uralkali legal action read more »

Russian Potash producer, Uralkali, have issued a fresh statement saying they intend to sue the administrators of the Force India team for "prejudicial and unequal... read more »

Uralkali lost out to the Stroll-led consortium in the race to buy Force India last month. read more »

Russian company Uralkali says it is suing the administrators responsible for finding a new owner for the Force India Formula 1 team read more »

As expected, Russian potash fertilizer producer and exporter, Uralkali, is taking legal action against the administrators of the Force India F1 team. read more »

Haas boss Gunther Steiner says its Formula 1 rivals have resorted to legal means to try to halt its charge because they cannot beat it on track. read more »

Ferrari are adamant any debate about the legality of their SF71H, its battery or engiine is "completely closed" as the FIA are declared it legal. read more »

Sebastian Vettel has no doubt his car is legal after Lewis Hamilton hinted that there were a few "trick things" on the Ferrari following last weekend's Belgian... read more »