Toto Wolff has described Red Bull team boss Christian Horner as a "bit of a windbag who wants to be on camera" amid their escalating row over Formula 1's... read more »

While Friday came and went without any official protests lodged, qualifying day in Baku could provide the latest chapter in the rear wing saga. read more »

Red Bull boss Christian Horner believes his opposite number at Mercedes Toto Wolff would be best to keep quiet about Formula 1's flexi-wing saga, suggesting his car could... read more »

The FIA is ramping up its flexi-wing policing amid the threat of a protest over Formula 1's ongoing saga. read more »

F1 returns to Azerbaijan this weekend with the championship battle already reaching boiling point due to the ongoing flexi-wing saga. read more »

Following comments from Lewis Hamilton about Red Bull's "bendy wing" over the Spanish Grand Prix weekend, a saga emerged surrounding the flexibility of the rear... read more »

McLaren team principal Andreas Seidl has confirmed the team will wait to conclude its dialogue with the FIA before deciding on its next course of action in the flexi-wing saga. read more »

Mercedes has indicated that it could lodge a protest against Red Bull if its rival runs a flexible rear wing at Formula 1's upcoming Azerbaijan Grand Prix. read more »

Mercedes team boss Toto Wolff has sent a warning shot in Red Bull’s direction, threatening to protest the result of the Azerbaijan Grand Prix if the team continue to use their... read more »

Amid concern from the FIA that a number of teams were exploiting flexible rear wings to get a straightline speed boost, new rigidity tests are being introduced from the French... read more »

Mercedes and Red Bull could end up protesting each other ahead of the next race in Baku unless the FIA provide further clarification on the wing saga. read more »

Red Bull boss Christian Horner hit back in the 'bendy wing' saga by casting doubt over the legality of Mercedes' front wing. read more »

McLaren are unhappy with how the FIA has handled the bendy wing saga, which came to light last time out in Spain, with team principal Andreas Seidl calling for swifter action.... read more »

In the latest Formula 1 gossip, Max Verstappen is outperforming his Red Bull car, according to his father Jos, while the 'flexi-wing' saga rolls on with Helmut Marko... read more »

World Champion Lewis Hamilton says he hopes to avoid a repeat of last season's contract saga and finalise his plans prior to the Formula 1 summer break. Hamilton's... read more »

Team principal Otmar Szafnauer is keen to hold talks with the FIA to understand the procedures of its legislature - and although the political saga will continue to rumble on... read more »

Team bosses confident that that the FIA can successfully police IP sharing in the wake of 2020's 'Pink Mercedes', 'Tracing Point' saga. read more »

Aston Martin technical director Andrew Green has insisted there is no concern of a repeat of last year's 'Pink Mercedes' saga that resulted in the team being... read more »

Seven-time world champion Lewis Hamilton signs Mercedes contract extension to finally put an end to the long-running saga over his F1 future.  read more »

The long-running saga over Lewis Hamilton's future with Mercedes is at an end after the parties announced the finalisation of a new agreement on Monday. More to follow read more »

As Sir Lewis Hamilton's contract saga rumbles on, David Coulthard believes the driver has a lot more than Mercedes to gain from winning an eighth World title. read more »

Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff has questioned why rival manufacturers would want to endure the "humiliation" of balancing the performance of power units in Formula 1. read more »

Racing Point team boss Otmar Szafnauer will take lessons away from the 2020 season, but the illegal brake duct ruling still "grates" him. read more »

Red Bull boss Christian Horner has promised the saga over the team's second driver will be over "in the coming days" but has refused to hint which way it will go. read more »

Williams stand-in driver Jack Aitken has absolved himself of any blame for George Russell's heartbreak that resulted in him missing out on a grand prix victory. read more »