The pair had a controversial collision towards the end of lap 38 when Verstappen responded to a message from his Red Bull team to let Hamilton by - a request from Michael Masi... read more »

At last month's Brazilian GP Verstappen ran Hamilton wide in Turn 4 as the British driver tried to overtake around the outside, but the incident wasn't investigated... read more »

FIA race director Micahel Masi has revealed he has "no authority to instruct teams" after agreeing a controversial deal with Red Bull at the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix. read more »

Max Verstappen's grid 'penalty' for Saudi Arabian Grand Prix's second restart was an "offer" and not a 'deal', says Michael Masi. read more »

Masi caused some surprise at the Jeddah circuit on Sunday when, during the second red flag period, he offered Red Bull the choice of grid slot for Max Verstappen.With the Dutch... read more »

FIA race director Michael Masi has claimed the numerous clashes between Lewis Hamilton and Max Verstappen to be "part of an intense championship battle". read more »

Ahead of the second red flag restart at the Jeddah circuit on Sunday, Masi spoke to Red Bull sporting director Jonathan Wheatley and asked the team if it wanted to move Max... read more »

Verstappen pushed Hamilton off the track during last month's Brazilian Grand Prix, but FIA race director Michael Masi decided not to refer the matter to the stewards, the... read more »

FIA race director Michael Masi says his offer for Red Bull to forfeit position ahead of a race restart at the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix was a "normal discussion that... read more »

Horner was left frustrated at a number of decisions made by current F1 race director Michael Masi during the Jeddah race - which included the five-second penalty that... read more »

Formula 1 race director Michael Masi says the talks he had with the Red Bull pit wall regarding Max Verstappen's grid position for the second restart in Jeddah was "a... read more »

Red Bull team principal Christian Horner claims the haggling that went on with FIA race director Michael Masi during the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix was akin to "being down a... read more »

The F1 drivers have been warned by FIA race director Michael Masi they face being reported to the stewards should they try to create a gap at a blind part of the Jeddah... read more »

Drivers met with FIA officials including race director Michael Masi ahead of the Qatar Grand Prix to discuss racing rules after Max Verstappen's controversial defence... read more »

Michael Masi is against having a permanent stewarding panel in F1, over fears that they would be accused of being biased over time. read more »

At last weekend's Qatar GP, it took over 21 hours from the end of qualifying before final decisions were announced after Max Verstappen, Carlos Sainz and Valtteri Bottas... read more »

FIA race director Michael Masi has confirmed future grid drops for rule infringements will be fixed penalties with little leeway for change. read more »

FIA race director Michael Masi has defended the length of time it took for decisions to be made over two high-profile incidents in recent Formula 1 rounds. read more »

The subject was discussed at length in the regular Friday briefing in Qatar, shortly after the Brazilian Grand Prix stewards confirmed that there would be no review of the Max... read more »

FIA race director Michael Masi has suggested a permanent stewards' panel could promote "perceived bias". read more »

FIA race director Michael Masi has defended the time taken for decisions to be made after two separate instances in the past two weeks where cases took almost a day to close. read more »

Race director, Michael Masi has explained why the stewards decision making process has appeared to take longer than usual in recent weeks. read more »

F1 race director Michael Masi has defended the stewards' process after two race weekends filled with delayed rulings. read more »

Yellow flags were shown after Gasly ran wide on his last lap at the penultimate corner, losing his front wing and puncturing his right front tyre.He kept going in an attempt to... read more »

Michael Masi dismisses drivers' claims of confusion over what is allowed in ‘side-by-side' racing and what isn't, insisting that each case is judged on merit. read more »