Despite drawing criticism from several of his peers in recent races, Haas' Kevin Magnussen is not about to drop his aggressive style as he feels vindicated by the lack of... read more »

Haas driver Kevin Magnussen says the fact that he has not been penalised for his driving by Formula 1 stewards means he has no need to change his aggressive style read more »

Fernando Alonso will arrive in Malaysia without facing the immediate prospect of grid penalties after Honda confirmed his car's engine survived the heavy crash which... read more »

The FIA will introduce penalties for illegal race starts in 2018 after reviewing the Sporting Regulations - for both jumping the lights and not lining up on the grid correctly. read more »

The FIA has tightened next year's Sporting Regulations regarding jump starts in Formula 1, raising the possibility of penalties even if its own system is not… read more »

Despite a barrage of complaints when Monza saw a total of 150 grid place penalties handed down, the FIA has announced further limits to engine components for 2018. read more »

The FIA has tightened the rules on jump-starts in Formula 1 for 2018, and opened up the possibility for penalties even if the automated detection system is not triggered read more »

As the sport seeks an alternative to grid penalties, drivers face even harsher sanctions in 2018 as component rules tightened. read more »

The FIA took no further action following the collision between Max Verstappen, Kimi Raikkonen and Sebastian Vettel on the first lap of the Singapore Grand Prix. The three... read more »

Double Formula 1 World Champion Mika Hakkinen has labelled the current engine and gearbox penalty system in the sport as "ridiculous", feeling that it is… read more »

Christian Horner admits Red Bull's engine penalties from Monza are just the start as he expects more to come before the end of this season. read more »

Nine drivers took grid penalties in the recent Italian Grand Prix, and Christian Horner feels this highlights the need for the planned three engine limit for 2018 to be scrapped. read more »

Following Daniel Ricciardo and Max Verstappen's penalties at Monza, Christian Horner does not believe Red Bull can go through the remaining seven races of 2017 without... read more »

Red Bull is certain it will take more engine grid penalties before the 2017 Formula 1 season is over read more »

Christian Horner is convinced Red Bull had the second strongest car at Sunday's Italian Grand Prix but admits the Mercedes was on another level at Monza. The Red Bulls... read more »

Despite being promoted to the midfield at the start due to grid penalties for others, Sauber soon found themselves back at the rear of the field in the Italian Grand Prix. read more »

Formula 1's governing body, the FIA, says it is aware that the sport's current penalty needs to be reviewed, and is open to any "good suggestions" moving… read more »

Haas boss Guenther Steiner says Formula One should not make a knee-jerk reaction about grid penalties despite the farcical situation that played out ahead of the Italian Grand... read more »

Grid penalties for engine or gearbox infringements keep costs down and allows for a more level-playing field in Formula 1, says Force India chief operating officer Otmar Szafnauer read more »

Force India chief operating officer Otmar Szafnauer believes the current engine penalty system is fair, saying it "removes the incentive" for richer teams to throw... read more »

With nine drivers taking penalties on the Italian Grand Prix grid, it is safe to say that something is very, very wrong with today's system. read more »

Red Bull boss Christian Horner has said it is time for a "serious look" at the penalty system and needs to be "number one" on the agenda at the next... read more »

Max Verstappen says he can leave Monza feeling satisfied with his performance, even though he had to play "catch-up" in the Italian Grand Prix. Both Red Bull drivers... read more »

Formula 1's latest visit to Monza was far from smooth as poor weather, penalties and questionable track limits caused problems. But how can the sport avoid a… read more »

With nine drivers taking penalties on the Italian Grand Prix grid, it is safe to say that something is very, very wrong with today's system. read more »