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 »

Technical consultant Pat Symonds confirms that new MR01 is still not race legal despite Silverstone debut. read more »

Tavo Hellmund launches legal action against investors in the US Grand Prix at the Circuit of the Americas read more »

Tavo Hellmund, original premotor for the United States Grand Prix in Texas, has filed a lawsuit against the party now holding the role. Hellmund’s Full Throttle... read more »

Austin Grand Prix promoters are facing a lawsuit from former partner Tavo Hellmund, in yet another twist to the story of the event read more »

Feb.14 (GMM) A film about Niki Lauda could be set for legal trouble, with an Austrian group claiming the formula one legend granted it the rights. Well-known Hollywood... read more »

Ferrari and McLaren have been handed a boost after their exhaust designs were reportedly declared legal by the FIA's tech man Charlie Whiting... read more »

Feb.9 (GMM) The future of the German grand prix at the Nurburgring looks set to race into the courts. The Rhineland-Palatinate state this week said it intends to cancel the... read more »

Feb.9 (GMM) Charlie Whiting has given the 2012 cars at the Jerez test this week an early clean bill of health. It was reported the FIA's technical delegate decided to... read more »

Charlie Whiting has given the 2012 cars at the Jerez test this week an early clean bill of health. It was reported the FIA’s technical delegate decided to attend the... read more »

McLaren has denied that a senior staff member expressed concern the team’s newly-launched 2012 car flies close to the limits of the technical regulations. The staff... read more »

The FIA has revealed that a ride-height control system, which is currently being developed by the Ferrari and Lotus Formula 1 team, is banned in the sport. Both teams were... read more »

The new ride height control system dreamt up by Lotus has been banned by the sport's governing body, the FIA, it is being reported. read more »

F1′s governing body has banned the 2012 innovation known commonly as ‘reactive ride height’. The concept, pioneered by Lotus and first spotted in... read more »

Mercedes is the next team working on a copy of Lotus’ innovative ‘braking ride-height correction’ system ahead of the 2012 system. Shortly after... read more »

Ferrari has emerged as the first team ready to copy Lotus’ reportedly innovative braking ride height system. The BBC claims Italian giant Ferrari “are... read more »

Ferrari is awaiting a clarification about Lotus’ reportedly radical braking system for its 2012 car, Stefano Domenicali has revealed. It emerged this week that Lotus,... read more »

Lotus's rivals look set to be forced to copy its innovative adjustable ride height system ahead of the 2012 season, with the FIA happy the concept is totally legal read more »

Lotus look to have stolen an early march on their rivals following speculation that the outfit has developed an adjustable ride-height system. The system, which its read more »

It may be Christmas but there is one story in Formula One which won't stop for the holidays and that is the case against the sport's former chairman Gerhard Gribkowsky. read more »

Nov.9 (GMM) Team Lotus will retain its green and yellow identity in formula one next year despite being reborn as Caterham. Group Lotus and the Tony Fernandes-led team... read more »

Following the FIA's confirmation of name changes for 2012, both parties in the Lotus naming dispute have agreed to call it quits on their legal battle... read more »

Group Lotus, Proton and the current Team Lotus Formula 1 team have announced that their legal dispute over the rights to use the Lotus brand in F1 is officially over following... read more »

Proton, Group Lotus, 1Malaysia Racing Team and its owner Tony Fernandes have announced that the legal dispute relating to the "Lotus" and "Team Lotus"... read more »

Former FIA President Max Mosley has won a legal battle against now defunct British tabloid the News of the World following the scandal involving his personal life in 2008.... read more »