Fernando Alonso believes "nothing should happen now" despite Mercedes exercising its right to review the clash between Max Verstappen and Lewis Hamilton in Brazil. read more »

Max Verstappen says his Silverstone clash with Lewis Hamilton and their Sao Paulo GP battle were "not the same". read more »

If there had been gravel at Interlagos' Turn 4, the controversial incident between Lewis Hamilton and Max Verstappen would not have happened says Carlos Sainz. read more »

Carlos Sainz believes the ongoing controversy over Max Verstappen's defence of the lead at Sao Paulo Grand Prix against Lewis Hamilton proves the need for gravel traps to... read more »

Mercedes will make their case for a review of the decision not to penalise Max Verstappen at the Sao Paulo Grand Prix to officials on Thursday. read more »

A hearing between Formula 1's stewards and Mercedes will take place on Thursday to decide whether the incident involving Lewis Hamilton and Max Verstappen at the Sao Paulo... read more »

Formula One stewards will hear Mercedes' representatives on Thursday to decide whether to grant their request for a review of the Sao Paulo Grand Prix incident between... read more »

The date has been set for Mercedes to present their new evidence for their Right to Review Max Verstappen's penalty escape in Brazil. read more »

While Lewis Hamilton had a power boost with a new Internal Combustion Engine in Brazil, Max Verstappen feels that advantage will not last. read more »

Mercedes' request for the decision over the Max Verstappen-Lewis Hamilton controversy will be heard on Thursday in Qatar. read more »

The FIA has summoned Mercedes to a hearing in Qatar on Thursday in order to determine whether its right to review should be held. Mercedes lodged a right to review on Tuesday... read more »

Max Verstappen is aiming to fight back against Lewis Hamilton and Mercedes this weekend in the first ever Qatar Grand Prix at the Losail International Circuit. read more »

Mercedes suffered back-to-back defeats to Red Bull in the United States and Mexico, allowing Max Verstappen to open up a 19-point lead over Lewis Hamilton in the drivers'... read more »

Ex-F1 driver Jolyon Palmer believes the stewards were thinking of the fallout from the 2019 Canadian Grand Prix when judging the incident that occurred between Max Verstappen... read more »

Former F1 driver Jolyon Palmer casts his watchful eye over Max Verstappen and Lewis Hamilton's Lap 48 fight for the lead at Interlagos. The full episode is available for... read more »

A look into why Mercedes wants the FIA to look into new footage of Max Verstappen's controversial defensive move on Lewis Hamilton during the Sao Paulo Grand Prix. read more »

Jolyon Palmer thinks that when deciding not to penalise Max Verstappen in Brazil, the stewards had what happened in Canada in 2019 in mind. read more »

Martin Brundle does not think Mercedes' attempt to have the incident reviewed between Max Verstappen and Lewis Hamilton in Brazil will succeed. read more »

Max Verstappen has dismissed parallels that have been drawn between the incident between the Dutchman and Lewis Hamilton in Brazil and the collision between the pair at... read more »

Mercedes has written to motorsport's governing body, the FIA, to request a review of the incident between Max Verstappen and Lewis Hamilton on lap 48 of the Sao Paulo... read more »

Max Verstappen had no answer to Lewis Hamilton's speed, as the Dutchman's championship lead was reduced to fourteen points. Elsewhere Sergio Perez's run of... read more »

Mercedes ask for a review of the decision not to penalise Max Verstappen for forcing Lewis Hamilton wide in the Sao Paulo Grand Prix. read more »

Mercedes have requested a right of review of the Max Verstappen-Lewis Hamilton incident in the Sao Paulo GP after citing new evidence - almost certain to be the newly-released... read more »

Following the release of onboard footage form Max Verstappen's car of the incident with Lewis Hamilton at Turn 4 on Sunday, Mercedes has called for the 'right of... read more »

Mercedes has confirmed it has requested a “right of review” in relation to the incident involving Lewis Hamilton and Max Verstappen during Formula 1’s Sao Paulo Grand Prix.... read more »