The Alpine driver picked up three five-second penalties for track limits offences over the course of the race.He took the first at a pit stop, while the others were added to... read more »

Discontent is brewing among F1 drivers regarding track limits and penalties. read more »

After a Qatar Grand Prix weekend that was beset by track limits chaos, as grid positions were shuffled around and a raft of in-race penalties handed out to change the order,... read more »

Ex-Formula 1 World Champion Nico Rosberg says Lance Stroll should not use the extreme conditions in the Qatar Grand Prix as an "excuse" for his track limits... read more »

Red Bull Team Principal Christian Horner admits that Sergio Perez's ongoing slump means it doesn’t currently have two equally matched drivers like its Formula 1 rivals.... read more »

Lance Stroll says the penalties dished out for track limit during the Qatar Grand Prix were a "joke", adding the stewards "don't understand what Formula 1... read more »

At July's Austrian Grand Prix, eight drivers were penalised (Alpine's Esteban Ocon four separate times) post-race after the FIA had sifted through 1200 potential... read more »

In a Qatar Grand Prix dominated by newly crowned three-time world champion Verstappen, team-mate Perez climbed from a pitlane start to classify 10th - but only after copping... read more »

Sergio Perez has blamed "sitting too low in the car" for picking up a triple-whammy of track limits penalties in the F1 Qatar Grand Prix.  read more »

Sergio Perez endured another race to forget in F1 2023 as he picked up a triple-whammy of penalties in a nightmare Qatar Grand Prix. read more »

Max Verstappen will start the Qatar Grand Prix on pole position after the Dutchman claimed his third consecutive world title during Saturday's sprint race. read more »

Charles Leclerc and Lance Stroll have been handed five-second time penalties for repeatedly exceeding track limits at the Qatar Grand Prix. read more »

Charles Leclerc and Lance Stroll have both been handed five-second time penalties for exceeding track limits during the Qatar Grand Prix Sprint. Leclerc and Stroll were both... read more »

Charles Leclerc and Lance Stroll have both been hit with time penalties for "multiple" breaches of the track limits during today's Sprint. read more »

The McLaren driver, who found out he had lost third place on the grid for Sunday's race live during a television interview on Friday, said he did not want to get... read more »

Lewis Hamilton has encouraged the FIA to learn from one key change to the Qatar Grand Prix circuit in an effort to combat controversial track limits penalties. Mercedes’ Friday... read more »

Williams' Alex Albon has called for harsher penalties from the F1 stewards as he believes the current five-second time penalty "isn't really teaching the drivers... read more »

Williams driver Alexander Albon has stated that the five-second penalties used for contact incidents are "not really teaching the drivers anything", calling for... read more »

Williams driver Alexander Albon has stated that the five-second penalties used for contact incidents are "not really teaching the drivers anything", calling for... read more »

Alex Albon has called for tougher penalties for avoidable collisions as Formula 1’s current rules are “not really teaching drivers anything”. The Williams driver’s critique of... read more »

Williams driver Logan Sargeant received two separate penalties prior to the start of the Japanese Grand Prix after being adjudged to have used a 'third car' during... read more »

In addition to two 5s time penalties, Sergio Perez received 4 penalty points for his various misdemeanours during today's Grand Prix. read more »

Only 19 drivers will start on the grid in the Japanese Grand Prix, with Williams starting Logan Sargeant from the pit-lane after his crash in qualifying. read more »

Charles Leclerc, Valtteri Bottas and Zhou Guanyu have all avoided penalties for exceeding the maximum lap time limit in qualifying at the F1 Japanese Grand Prix.  read more »

Lewis Hamilton believes F1 should consider using artificial intelligence to help the FIA make the correct calls over penalties.  read more »