Lewis Hamilton has said the FIA must ensure it employs “non-biased” stewards to officiate Formula 1 races, as a way to make sure penalties are applied in a fairer manner.... read more »

Lewis Hamilton has called on F1 to instate "non-biased stewards" after suggesting that "some" are a little too friendly with drivers. read more »

The officiating of F1 races has been in the spotlight for several months following the controversial end to the 2021 season in Abu Dhabi, which led to changes within the... read more »

F1 found itself in controversy when the Belgian GP was hit by heavy and persistent rain at Spa-Francorchamps last August, resulting in race start delays before it was... read more »

Lando Norris backs Michael Masi and the stewards, acknowledging "it's human to make mistakes" occasionally. read more »

Daniel Ricciardo believes that Formula 1's growth in recent years has led to more pressure being placed on officials such as Stewards and Race Control. F1's Race... read more »

The Red Bull boss attends the stewards programme as part of his punishment for the 'rogue marshal' comments at Qatar in 2021. read more »

Max Verstappen is in a potentially perilous position with super-licence penalty points, but says he has no issues with the F1 stewards. read more »

Ex-Formula 1 driver Martin Brundle doesn't believe relieving Michael Masi of his role as F1 Race Director will solve the sport's problems. The FIA and F1 were... read more »

Red Bull's Dr Helmut Marko has called on Formula 1 to implement consistent and precise decisions from the stewards’ office in 2022. Throughout the 2021 season, many fans... read more »

Max Verstappen has declared it "quite normal" to disagree with FIA decisions in F1 and likened the fallouts drivers can have with the stewards to a relationship. read more »

Red Bull's Helmut Marko has paid tribute to Mercedes for its "grand gesture" in not appealing the Abu Dhabi stewards decision. read more »

While Mercedes has opted to withdraw its appeal of the stewards decision in Abu Dhabi, neither Toto Wolff or Lewis Hamilton will attend tonight's official FIA prize-giving... read more »

The Mercedes Formula 1 team has announced that it has withdrawn its appeal of the stewards' verdict following the title-deciding Abu Dhabi Grand Prix. read more »

In its first communication since Sunday's Abu Dhabi Grand Prix, Mercedes has announced that it will not be appealing the stewards' decision to dismiss its protest. read more »

Mercedes has opted not to proceed with an appeal against the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix results, officially confirming Max Verstappen as the 2021 Formula 1 World Champion. Mercedes... read more »

Mercedes has decided not to appeal the decision of the Abu Dhabi stewards who had dismissed the team's protest against Max Verstappen's victory in the controversial... read more »

The decision by F1 race director Michael Masi to only allow select backmarkers to unlap themselves behind the safety car, and restart the race one lap before the sporting... read more »

Max Verstappen may have clinched his maiden F1 world title on Sunday in Abu Dhabi, but on the Stewards' Room Podcast, the GPFans team explained why the Dutchman was the... read more »

Sebastian Vettel thinks the stewards need to be respected for the "human side" of their job. read more »

Duncan Bagshaw, a partner at the law firm Howard Kennedy, believes that Mercedes has no choice but to challenge the stewards decision. read more »

It ended as everyone feared it might - with figures from Mercedes and Red Bull discussing matters in the stewards' room, long after the chequered flag in Abu Dhabi. And it... read more »

Mercedes has confirmed that it intends appealing the Abu Dhabi stewards dismissal of its protest. read more »

The stewards made their decision following the late race safety car restart and dismissed Mercedes' protest about its legality. read more »

Red Bull team principal Chrisitan Horner has described Mercedes brace of post-race protests in Abu Dhabi as "desperate" after the FIA stewards dismissed both claims. read more »