Ferrari team principal Mattia Binotto said that if he was the Mercedes boss, then he would protest Racing Point's copying. read more »

Mercedes Formula 1 team boss Toto Wolff says he doesn’t expect the Racing Point case to go to the International Court of Appeal. Racing Point was docked 15 Constructors’... read more »

Lewis Hamilton says he supports athletes who have withdrawn from sporting events in the past few days but says there is no intention to follow suit at Formula 1's Belgian... read more »

World champion, Lewis Hamilton says he has no intention of following the example of a number of other sports stars who have refused to participate in their sports following the... read more »

Lewis Hamilton says he has no plans to boycott this weekend's F1 Belgian GP to mirror protests in America in response to the shooting of Jacob Blake. read more »

Ferrari is now the only team appealing the decision regarding Racing Point's brake ducts, and it's supposedly due to the upgrade tokens. read more »

Renault has announced that they have formally requested to withdraw their appeal against the FIA's decision over Racing Point's illegal brake ducts. read more »

Renault has confirmed that it has requested a withdrawal of its appeal against the stewards' decision with regard to Racing Point's brake ducts. Renault instigated a... read more »

Renault boss, Cyril Abiteboul says that the International Court of Appeal should strip Racing Point of all points won at events where its cars were protested. read more »

Williams has joined McLaren in withdrawing from the appeal process regarding the legality of Racing Point's RP20 car. read more »

McLaren has withdrawn from the RP20 appeal process, stating they are the satisfied that the FIA will provide clarity on copying within Formula 1. read more »

Toto Wolff challenges rivals to lodge a protest if they believe Mercedes have broken the rules in the Racing Point 'copying' controversy. read more »

Racing Point's Otmar Szafnauer says the brake ducts on the RP20 are legal and they are putting in a protest against the decision from the FIA to deem them illegal. read more »

Ferrari has been criticised for stating their intention to appeal the FIA's verdict on the hotly-debated RP20 car. read more »

For very different reasons, both Renault and Racing Point are to appeal yesterday's ruling in the protest against the Silverstone outfit's car. read more »

Renault, Ferrari and McLaren have all lodged their intent to appeal the leniency of the penalty handed out to Racing Point for their illegal brake ducts. read more »

Half of the Formula 1 grid have lodged an intention to appeal the decision issued to Racing Point by stewards over the team’s breach of the Sporting Regulations. Stewards... read more »

Williams, McLaren, Ferrari and Renault have announced their intention to appeal the leniency of the penalty dished out by the FIA to Racing Point, while the team in pink has... read more »

McLaren has become the second team to announce its intention to protest the penalty handed to Racing Point for running illegal parts in the opening four grands prix of 2020. read more »

Ferrari have become the first team, potentially to be joined by others, to protest against the FIA verdict on Racing Point's brake ducts. read more »

Ferrari has confirmed it will appeal the sanctions handed to Racing Point following Renault's successful protest of the team's 2020 car. read more »

Ferrari has confirmed it will appeal the sanctions handed to Racing Point following Renault's successful protest of the team's 2020 car. read more »

Team principals give their views on the fine and points deduction handed down to Racing Point by the FIA following Renault's successful protest about the legality of their... read more »

Renault are considering whether to appeal the decision to dock Racing Point 15 Constructors’ Championship points and fine them €400,000, and push for a harsher penalty.... read more »

Renault is considering whether to appeal the sanction imposed on Racing Point over the brake duct furore and may yet be joined by a number of its Formula 1 rivals. read more »