Mercedes technical chief James Allison says he is not concerned about the legality of a steering wheel system on its W11, which has been labelled DAS (Dual-Axis Steering). TV... read more »

Sergio Perez heads the timesheets on a morning when Lewis Hamilton's steering wheel movement dominates the headlines. read more »

Sergio Perez set the pace for Racing Point on the second morning of F1 Testing at Barcelona - but Mercedes still proved the talk of the paddock with a steering-wheel innovation... read more »

Racing Point driver Sergio Perez was the benchmark as Mercedes caused a stir with an adjustable steering innovation on the second morning of F1 testing.  read more »

Sergio Perez ended the second morning of 2020 Formula 1 pre-season testing on top of the timesheets, as the Racing Point driver clocked a 1m17.347s halfway through the session read more »

Sergio Perez, in his pink Mercedes, topped the second morning session of pre-season testing - but all anyone is talking about is Lewis Hamilton and his steering wheel. read more »

Racing Point's Sergio Perez continued the team's eye-catching start to 2020 as he went quickest on the morning of the second day of testing, while Mercedes'... read more »

Mercedes's new Formula 1 car has adopted a new 'steering mode' that was visible from onboard footage of Lewis Hamilton's car during the second day of... read more »

On-board footage from Lewis Hamilton's Mercedes this morning has raised questions over the legality of the W11's steering system. read more »

The legality of the Mercedes W11 has come under scrutiny on the second day of Formula 1 pre-season testing as a trick steering system has reportedly been uncovered. Onboard... read more »

Lewis Hamilton's steering wheel is the centre of attention on the second day of testing at the Circuit de Catalunya in Barcelona. read more »

Mercedes have revealed that Lewis Hamilton accidentally activating a different setting on his steering wheel was down to his struggles for pace in qualifying for the United... read more »

A$AP Ferg gets to grip with an F1 steering wheel - but he needs a little help from Kimi Raikkonen before he can get properly started... At the 2019 Hungarian Grand Prix, A$AP... read more »

The FIA have seized the steering wheels and standard Electronic Control Units from both Renault cars following a SportPesa Racing Point protest. read more »

The FIA has been directed to seal and impound both Renault Formula 1 cars' electronic control units and steering wheels, to allow Racing Point's protest against the... read more »

Although it arrived far later than expected, Robert Kubica is happy to finally be driving with his modified Williams steering wheel. read more »

Williams believes the delayed arrival of a new Formula 1 steering wheel is still of value to Robert Kubica, even though it did not appeared until after the summer break read more »

The last time we saw Charles Leclerc he was beating his steering wheel and cursing having crashed out of the German Grand Prix. Now, the Monegasque racer heads to the 2019... read more »

Sergio Perez says an issue with his steering that affected the brake balance led to his crash with Nico Hulkenberg at the British Grand Prix. read more »

French Grand Prix Driver of the Day Lando Norris praises his McLaren team after a strong weekend, despite suffering a hydraulics issue at the end of the race. The Brit lost... read more »

Kevin Magnussen reckons Guenther Steiner was right to call him into line at the Canadian GP, acknowledging that his comments were "more offensive" than he meant. read more »

Robert Kubica says his Williams Formula 1 car was 'turning without turning the steering wheel' during the Canadian Grand Prix read more »

A second steering wheel input from Sebastian Vettel after he regained control of his Ferrari Formula 1 car was pivotal in his Canadian Grand Prix penalty, Autosport has learned read more »

Williams Formula 1 driver Robert Kubica believes he silenced any sceptics who thought he "would not even be able to turn the steering wheel" in the Monaco Grand Prix read more »

A missing steering wheel, a car that was the wrong shade of orange, incorrect gear ratios -- Zak Brown elaborates on the farcical list of McLaren errors which cost Fernando... read more »