A busy post-race evening for the race stewards got underway with grid penalties for Bahrain being handed to Red Bull's Mark Webber and Sauber's Esteban... read more »

Mark Webber and Esteban Gutierrez have both received grid penalties for next weekend's Bahrain GP... read more »

Mark Webber and Esteban Gutierrez have been given grid penalties for next weekend’s Bahrain Grand Prix. Webber hit Jean Eric Vergne at Turn 6, spinning the Toro Rosso... read more »

Red Bull has suffered another weekend of grid penalties as result of refuelling errors in China, with Mark Webber dropped to the back of the grid after stopping out on the... read more »

If Pastor Maldonado was the penalty king, then Fernando Alonso is the master of fair play in 2012. That is the finding of Brazil’s Globo Esporte, having compiled a... read more »

As usual, there were plenty of exciting and controversial moments throughout the 2012 season. From car launches to banned car parts and penalties to driver switches, here are... read more »

Mike Coughlan has come to the defence of Pastor Maldonado who has been labelled 'accident prone' following a string of accidents during his first two seasons in... read more »

FIA president Jean Todt has called for greater consistency amongst the penalties handed out by race stewards during the grand prix weekend. Whilst he believes the introduction... read more »

Speaking in Istanbul, at a meeting with Race Director Charlie Whiting and Formula One Race Stewards, FIA President Jean Todt stressed the need for consistency in the... read more »

With two penalties handed down - one rather controversially - the US Grand Prix grid is rather different the timesheets after qualifying.... read more »

Revised starting grid for the United States Grand Prix after penalties applied to Romain Grosjean and Felipe Massa. read more »

The United States Grand Prix stewards have decided not to take any action against Sergio Perez or Charles Pic over their collision in final practice read more »

The championship is now mathematically just down to Fernando Alonso and Sebastian Vettel, but who deserves the title the most? It’s the question that fans ask every... read more »

Grid drops, fines, drive throughs, etc. But do they actually work? read more »

There are several changes to the Japanese GP grid as no fewer than four drivers were hit with penalties... read more »

The cars will line up for tomorrow's Japanese Grand Prix in a very different order to that determined in qualifying after four drivers took penalties following the session. read more »

There are a few penalties to apply to drivers further up the grid which should promote both our drivers and we are confident with our race pace going into tomorrow. read more »

Gearbox penalties have become commonplace in F1 in recent times, but there is a solution to reduce them. It’s always a big shame to see a driver fall back five places... read more »

Bruno Senna and Pedro de le Rosa both receive five-place starting grid penalties for the Singapore Grand Prix as a result of needing gearbox changes before the race. read more »

Williams's executive director Toto Wolff is confident that Pastor Maldonado will learn from his mistakes this season and mature as a driver for the future. The Venezuelan... read more »

Michael Schumacher and Nico Rosberg qualified in fifth and seventh places today for the Italian Grand Prix in Monza. The pair will start from fourth and sixth positions on the... read more »

After qualifying third for the Belgian Grand Prix, it was a less positive day for Williams as they failed to make Q3. After his penalties are applied, Pastor Maldonado will... read more »

Williams' Pastor Maldonado admits that he needs to stop gathering penalties and start accumulating points over the remaining eight races of the 2012 F1 season. read more »

Ferrari has confirmed that Fernando Alonso will not face any grid penalties for the Italian Grand Prix. read more »

Sergio Perez wants the FIA to be more consistent in handing out penalties for bad conduct in Formula 1 because he thinks some drivers are getting away with too much read more »