Sebastian Vettel has brushed off suggestions that the performance of RB8 will be heavily impacted by the FIA's ruling against the legality of the car's floor... read more »

Mark Webber says he is 'pissed off' at suggestions that he won the Monaco Grand Prix with an illegal car following the FIA's decision to force Red Bull to change... read more »

Red Bull team principal Christian Horner expects the FIA to issue a technical directive clearing up the legality of his cars before next weekend's Canadian Grand Prix read more »

Christian Horner expects Charlie Whiting to hand down a ruling on the legality of Red Bull's 'hole' ahead of the Canadian Grand Prix... read more »

Formula 1 teams will gather on Monday at a Technical Working Group (TWG) meeting to discuss the legality of Red Bull's floor. The floor, which features an opening ahead of... read more »

Mark Webber held onto his Monaco GP win after Ferrari denied even having plans to protest the legality of the RB8... read more »

Mark Webber's Monaco Grand prix victory went unchallenged despite pre-race speculation that a rival team was likely to protest the legality of the Red Bull car. McLaren,... read more »

Mark Webber's victory in the Monaco Grand Prix was unchallenged on Sunday night, despite speculation over a potential protest from rival teams about the legality of his car. read more »

McLaren, Mercedes, Ferrari and Lotus believe a design on the Red Bull car is illegal. read more »

A row could be brewing in Monaco over the legality of the Red Bull RB8 read more »

Lotus technical director James Allison confirmed his team accepts the ruling of the stewards in China regarding the legality of the Mercedes DRS. Speaking in the Friday press... read more »

Lotus's protest against the legality of Mercedes's rear wing has been rejected by the FIA, Formula 1's ruling body. 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 »

Lotus has officially protested over a unique aspect of Mercedes' rear wing ahead of this weekend's Chinese Grand Prix in Shanghai, despite clarification from... read more »

McLaren waits for clarification on the legality of the Mercedes DRS device before deciding whether to try and develop its own version read more »

McLaren is waiting for the FIA to issue a clarification on the legality of Mercedes' DRS-activated F-duct before it commits its resources to a similar concept read more »

Formula 1's governing body is re-assessing its position on the legality of a controversial design feature on the Mercedes car. read more »

Red Bull Racing is still pushing the FIA for further clarification about the legality of the DRS system on the Mercedes-Benz, as it continues to question whether the concept... read more »

Ross Brawn believes that if rival teams are so concerned about the legality of the rear wing on the Mercedes F1 W03 then they should make an official protest before a grand... 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 »

Red Bull Racing boss Christian Horner believes that rival teams still want further clarification on the legality on the rear wing being used by Mercedes. read more »

Lotus and Red Bull are keen to get a final ruling on the legality of DRS-activated f-ducts ahead of this weekend's Malaysian Grand Prix, amid the ongoing row over the... read more »

It's believed a handful of teams are considering a protest against Saturday's Australian Grand Prix qualifying result because of the legality of Mercedes F-duct.... read more »

Lotus team principal Eric Boullier has confirmed that the team will appeal the result of qualifying over the legality of the Mercedes car read more »

While the usual suspects suggest that F1 is on the verge of a major row over the legality of certain teams exhausts, the FIA's Charlie Whiting insists that there are no... read more »