Toto Wolff has conceded that Lewis Hamilton and George Russell are driving a Mercedes which is "dangerous" as the team desperately tries to get to grips with issues... read more »

In the wake of a technical directive from the FIA on the eve of the Montreal weekend to help reduce porpoising, F1 teams were advised they could add a second stay to help... read more »

On Thursday the FIA issued a technical directive specifying that it intends to impose an "acceptable level of vertical oscillations" on safety grounds.The change is... read more »

If porpoising cars are dangerous than the FIA should black flag them, says Christian Horner. read more »

In the wake of an especially brutal Baku race for a number of drivers - with Lewis Hamilton's back pain highlighting the battering some are facing right now - intervention... read more »

Mercedes chief technical officer James Allison has described the FIA's intervention on porpoising as "welcome" but "problematic". read more »

A number of drivers, in particular Mercedes' George Russell, last weekend urged motor racing's governing body to work to get rid of the bouncing phenomenon from the... read more »

Despite Mercedes best efforts to overcome its porpoising issues, Lewis Hamilton insists the problem is getting worse as he appears to write-off the season. read more »

Red Bull F1 team principal Christian Horner is unhappy with the FIA's technical directive for this weekend's Canadian Grand Prix, describing it as potentially... read more »

Carlos Sainz has revealed to undergoing scans to check for signs of an injury due to the intense porpoising of this year's F1 cars. read more »

Red Bull team boss Christian Horner says it would be "unfair" to introduce sizeable changes to the technical regulations to solve the ongoing bouncing issue Formula 1... read more »

The FIA has confirmed that the directive relating to porpoising will not be introduced this weekend but (more likely) at Silverstone. read more »

Christian Horner feels the FIA's porpoising-related technical directive arrived to suit one team only. read more »

Max Verstappen believes there is no need to "over-dramatise" the porpoising issues affecting the majority of the F1 grid. read more »

Lewis Hamilton stopped short of ruling out quitting F1 if the sport's porpoising problems were not eradicated by the end of his current deal. read more »

Red Bull team principal Christian Horner has suggested the FIA consider black flagging "dangerous" cars if it has concerns over driver safety. read more »

Toto Wolff says teams had to be protected from themselves when it came to the porpoising issue. read more »

Ahead of this weekend's Canadian Grand Prix, the FIA issued a technical directive stating that it would look to curb the porpoising phenomenon that has hit a number of... read more »

Lewis Hamilton says that Mercedes is unable to raise its car any higher to decrease bouncing due to rear suspension limitations. Last time out at the Azerbaijan Grand Prix,... read more »

On Thursday the FIA issued a technical directive indicating that there will be a clampdown on porpoising and bouncing on safety grounds.After gathering data in Montreal this... read more »

As part of a raft of measures that motor racing's governing body has introduced for the Montreal weekend to reduce cars bouncing, the FIA has relaxed some rules relating... read more »

F1 rivals Lewis Hamilton and Max Verstappen have offered contrasting views regarding the FIA's new technical directive for this weekend's Canadian Grand Prix to... read more »

As per the original ground-effect F1 era in the early 1980s, porpoising has returned whereby airflow stalls over the floors and therefore detaches and reattaches itself to the... read more »

Last season's World Championship rivals Lewis Hamilton and Max Verstappen disagree on the FIA's move to try and eradicate car bouncing. read more »

The governing body announced ahead of this weekend's Canadian Grand Prix that it will measure the severity of porpoising on each car to gather data on what can be done to... read more »