Just moments after the Monaco Grand Prix podium ceremony, with rain now pouring in the Principality, Red Bull chiefs were questioned over the latest feature on the RB8. First... read more »

Christian Horner is adamant his Red Bull RB8 is legal despite rivals raising questions about a 'hole' in the car's floor... read more »

The Austin-American Statesman newspaper has filed a plea in the Texas state District Court in an attempt to access legal documents sealed by the Circuit of the Americas read more »

Force India's legal battles continue as the team has been ordered to pay the £650,000 legal costs to Caterham and Mike Gascoyne... read more »

Force India hit with a huge legal bill after judge rules on its action against the 1 Malaysia Racing Team read more »

A High Court judge has ordered Force India to pay the legal costs incurred by Caterham and Mike Gascoyne in their recent intellectual property dispute read more »

A High Court judge has ordered Force India to pay £650,000 in legal costs following the copyright infringement case involving Aerolab and Caterham. Having gone to... read more »

Force India has been ordered to pay UKP650,000 costs in relation to its legal action against Caterham, Mike Gascoyne and Aerolab over potential copyright infringement. read more »

Force India have been ordered to pay Caterham and Mike Gascoyne £650,000 in legal costs following a copyright dispute. A High Court judge ruled in Caterham's... read more »

Force India must pay £650,000 legal costs to the Caterham team and their chief technical officer Mike Gascoyne. read more »

Ferrari might be gearing up to incorporate a ‘double-DRS’ setup aboard its improving F2012 car. If true, the famous Italian team would be the first team to... read more »

A rumor has begun to gather momentum in the Formula 1 paddock of McLaren using a mechanic adjustable rear brake duct, which alters the heat going into the tyre via the wheel.... read more »

Fernando Alonso says chaos could ensue in future races after the Bahrain stewards ruled that Nico Rosberg's driving was within legal limits... read more »

Lotus set to evaluate options after the double DRS system employed by Mercedes is declared legal read more »

With Mercedes' W-duct legal and the team winning the Chinese GP, Christian Horner says Red Bull will look into their own device... read more »

Ferrari is among the teams likely to develop a Mercedes-style Double DRS (DDRS) now that the system has been declared legal by the FIA read more »

After the first practice session was damp, Michael Schumacher emerged on top in the second practice session ahead of the Chinese GP. Likely thanks to a highly effective, and... read more »

Michael Schumacher put his definitely legal W-duct to good use at the Shanghai circuit on Friday afternoon, edging Lewis Hamilton to the P1 slot.... read more »

FIA – Following an appeal from Lotus, stewards at the Chinese Grand Prix have ruled the blown wing system operated by Mercedes does not contravene F1’s technical... read more »

Race stewards in Shanghai have unanimously dismissed Lotus protest against Mercedes controversial rear wing - which had already been declared legal for the first two races. read more »

The FIA has rejected Lotus's protest against Mercedes rear-wing super-DRS system, which they believe falls foul of the technical regulations. The system has been... read more »

The formal protest lodged by the Lotus F1 team against the controversial rear wing and DRS system used by Mercedes has been dismissed, with the FIA declaring it legal. read more »

Lotus has elected not to appeal against the FIA stewards' decision that the Mercedes DRS system is legal, after its protest about the design was rejected on Thursday night. read more »

Mercedes' unique rear wing system, dubbed the 'super DRS', has been declared legal by the FIA once again in China. The clarification follows a protest... read more »

Ahead of this weekend's Chinese Grand Prix, the Lotus F1 Team has filled a protest against the rear wing of Mercedes. Despite the fact that FIA had ruled that the DRS... read more »