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 »

Mercedes F1 boss Toto Wolff says his side has "zero worries" about being involved in any wrongdoing in the controversial Racing Point 'copycat' saga. read more »

Nico Hülkenberg was happier behind the wheel of the RP20 on Friday than he was seven days previously having spent time learning about the car in Racing Point's simulator... read more »

Mercedes boss Toto Wolff has urged Racing Point's rivals "to get on with it" as battle lines have been drawn in the Formula 1 sand over the controversial brake... read more »

A war of words has erupted in the Formula 1 paddock with Racing Point team boss Otmar Szafnauer hitting back at Zak Brown's "BS" comment, saying the American... read more »

Mercedes boss Toto Wolff believes a "little revolution" is forming as teams look to take advantage of the FIA's ruling and take down their common rival Racing Point. read more »

Full analysis as the FIA Stewards impose a fine and a points deduction on Racing Point ahead of the 70th Anniversary Grand Prix at Silverstone... For more F1® videos, visit... 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 and McLaren have confirmed that they are to appeal today's ruling in the Racing Point brake duct controversy. read more »

On a Friday dominated by Racing Point for the wrong reasons, Nico Hulkenberg cheered up the team with a promising performance in free practice. read more »

Ferrari and McLaren are the first F1 teams to have announced an intention to appeal the FIA's ruling against Racing Point over its brake ducts design. read more »

Three Formula 1 teams have confirmed their intention to appeal Racing Point’s penalty after the team were found to have copied Mercedes’ brake duct design. Ferrari, McLaren and... read more »

Racing Point Formula 1 boss Otmar Szafnauer has slammed McLaren team principal Zak Brown over "BS" comments made regarding the brake duct ruling from the FIA on Friday. read more »

After the FIA stewards announced their decision in the Racing Point case on Friday morning, Ferrari has become the first team to appeal against the verdict. 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 »

Ferrari say they will appeal against the decision to punish Racing Point in Formula 1's "copying" controversy. read more »

Ferrari have confirmed they intend to appeal against the FIA's verdict on Racing Point's 2020 car. read more »

Ferrari has become the first team to appeal against the stewards' decision imposed against Racing Point in the latest twist to the brake ducts saga. read more »

Ferrari has become the first Formula 1 team to confirm that it intends to appeal the FIA's ruling against Racing Point over its brake ducts design 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 »

It was definitely a positive day of running and it's looking very tight between the teams. 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 »

Mercedes boss Toto Wolff has criticised what he has claimed is a "little revolution" of teams against Racing Point, while he has also accused some rivals of adopting... read more »