Red Bull team principal Christian Horner again protested against the way track limits are being governed in F1 after drivers Max Verstappen and Sergio Perez again fell foul of... read more »

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

Renault's next move in Formula One's copying controversy will call for rivals Racing Point to be disqualified from every race at which its car was protested. read more »

Renault is calling for Racing Point to lose all points scored in races where its brake ducts were protested as the Formula 1 controversy prepares to go to court read more »

Renault believes that Racing Point should be stripped of all points earned from the events at which its RP20 was protested, pointing to the outcome of last year's Japanese... 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 Chief Executive Officer Zak Brown says "everything else" on Racing Point's RP20 should be questioned, in the wake of the team's breach of Sporting... read more »

Racing Point has been stripped of 15 points in this year's Constructors' Championship, issued a fine, and reprimanded after stewards upheld Renault's protest of... read more »

Renault has lodged a third protest against the Racing Point RP20, but this time only registering it against Lance Stroll’s car after Nico Hulkenberg was unable to start the... read more »

Renault protested Racing Point after the Hungarian Grand Prix, but Otmar Szafnauer continues to insist the RP20 is completely legal. read more »

Renault has again issued a protest concerning the legality of Racing Point's RP20, following the conclusion of Formula 1's Hungarian Grand Prix. Renault protested the... read more »

As expected, Renault has once again protested the RP20s of Lance Stroll and Sergio Perez. read more »

For the second time in as many weeks, Renault has protested the legality of Racing Point's controversial 2020 race car, doing so shortly after the Hungarian Grand Prix. read more »

Renault has already protested Racing Point's brake ducts, but the FIA feel it's likely that they'll do so again until the matter is settled. read more »

The FIA believes only the brake ducts on Racing Point's RP20 can potentially be called into question as it claims the remainder of the car is "much more clear cut". read more »

Racing Point has hit out at Renault's "misconceived and poorly informed protest" in the wake of Formula 1's Styrian Grand Prix. Racing Point finished sixth... read more »

It may be Renault who has protested the Racing Point but Christian Horner says "everyone" should be worried about the pink Mercedes' pace. read more »

Renault has protested the legality of the two Racing Point cars following today's Syrian Grand Prix. read more »

Lewis Hamilton says he wasn't worried when Red Bull protested DAS in Austria as he trusts Mercedes to build a "legal" car. read more »

Hours after team boss, Christian Horner demanded clarification from the FIA over Mercedes dual axis steering (DAS) system, the Austrian team formerly protested both cars. read more »

It has been confirmed that Red Bull have officially protested Mercedes' Dual Axis Steering System in Austria. read more »

Red Bull was poised to protest Mercedes at the Australian Grand Prix if it had run with its Dual Axis Steering (DAS) system, Autosport has learned read more »

Racing Point team boss, Otmar Szafnauer has revealed that his team only protested the legality of Renault's brake-bias system after the FIA refused permission for it to... read more »

Racing Point says it only chose to protest Renault over its Formula 1 brake bias system when told by the FIA it could not introduce a similar system itself read more »