McLaren are waiting on the final FIA ruling as to whether or not Mercedes super-DRS is legal, before developing their own version of the system. The read more »

Ross Brawn denies that Mercedes’ Super DRS is expensive to develop, but insists that copying such a system is no easy feat for rivals. The idea has generated much... read more »

Ross Brawn says he's not concerned about the FIA's latest examination of his W-duct wing, confident it will be declared legal - again... read more »

Ross Brawn has hit back at suggestions that Formula 1 teams will face an expensive development race if his Mercedes team's DRS system remains legal and they have to copy it. read more »

Apr.3 (GMM) The FIA appears to have waded back into the 'F-duct' debate, indicating that the Mercedes-style solution is fully legal. We reported on Monday that the... read more »

The Caterham F1 team has been embroiled in legal fights since its inception back in 2010, but the latest case brought against them could dwarf read more »

Red Bull Racing team principal Christian Horner says he will continue to question the legality of Mercedes rear wing even though he believes that it may not currently... read more »

Christian Horner says he is not willing to drop his complaints about Mercedes' wing despite the FIA declaring it legal... read more »

The FIA have reportedly declared Red Bull's Renault engine legal after questions were raised by rivals Mercedes... read more »

F1′s governing body has cleared Red Bull and Renault following accusations they are deploying an ‘illegal engine trick’. Reports suggested... read more »

Mercedes can continue to run a controversial design feature on their car after governing body the FIA said it was legal. read more »

The FIA has once again deemed Mercedes rear-wing F-duct concept legal, despite complaints from Lotus and Red Bull to the contrary. The device uses the DRS read more »

Lotus and Red Bull Racing's complaints that the DRS-activated F-duct on the Mercedes rear wing is illegal have been rejected by the FIA, AUTOSPORT has learned. read more »

Caterham, Mike Gascoyne and Aerolab have been cleared of copying Force India's intellectual property, bringing an end to a long-running legal dispite. The High Court of read more »

Aerolab's managing director Jean-Claude Migeot says he is pleased to have proved his company's innocence following a long-running legal dispute with Force India... read more »

Force India's long-running legal dispute with Aerolab, Mike Gascoyne and the Caterham F1 team has been settled at the High Court of Justice in London today. read more »

McLaren is satisfied Mercedes wing-stalling device is legal, after being cleared by FIA Race Director Charlie Whiting ahead of the 2012 season. read more »

The debate about Mercedes’ controversial new ‘F-duct’ solution looks set to speed across the Indian Ocean. Red Bull team boss Christian Horner,... read more »

Ross Brawn hopes that the Australian Grand Prix does not get overshadowed by a protest over his Mercedes team's rear wing - as he remains adamant there is nothing illegal... read more »

Red Bull Racing and Lotus have asked the FIA to reconsider its view that the Mercedes DRS-activated F-duct is legal, with sources suggesting that an official protest cannot be... read more »

Ross Brawn has moved to play down the hype surrounding Mercedes’ new so-called ‘F-duct’ solutions. The active F-ducts of 2010 are banned, but... read more »

The FIA has deemed Mercedes rear-wing F-duct totally legal after a handful of teams asked the governing body to look into the system. It appears that read more »

The FIA is satisfied that all of the exhaust solutions on the grid are legal according to the latest regulations read more »

F-ducts are set to make a return to Formula One this year as teams look to copy a new passive design being pioneered by Mercedes and declared legal by the FIA read more »

Mercedes' hopes of delivering on its strong winter testing form have received a boost, with the FIA confirming ahead of the Australian Grand Prix that a radical wing... read more »