Mercedes’ right to review the stewards’ call not to penalise Max Verstappen at the Sao Paulo Grand Prix has been rejected by the FIA. Mercedes were irked by Verstappen’s... read more »

The on-track incident between Max Verstappen and Lewis Hamilton at the Brazilian Grand Prix will not be investigated further after Mercedes was denied a review of the episode.... read more »

Max Verstappen put the ongoing off-track controversy behind him to storm clear of the field on F1's Qatar debut, much faster than the Mercedes of Valtteri Bottas and his... read more »

While race stewards are still deliberating over whether Mercedes should be given a right to review over Verstappen's defensive actions at Interlagos, McLaren team... read more »

Charles Leclerc will base his future approach to wheel-to-wheel action on the verdict the stewards reach over Max Verstappen. read more »

Formula 1's stewards will not make a decision on Mercedes' right of review request until Friday, the FIA has announced. Mercedes lodged a right of review over the... read more »

The stewards have announced a decision regarding Mercedes' right to appeal against Max Verstappen's driving in Brazil will be announced on Friday. read more »

A decision over the right of review of the Max Verstappen and Lewis Hamilton Sao Paulo Grand Prix incident has been placed on hold overnight. read more »

Formula 1 needs the "most experienced" FIA stewards presiding over the rest of the 2021 World Championship fight, says Sergio Perez. read more »

After Verstappen kept Lewis Hamilton behind by edging him off the road at Turn 4 in last week's race at Interlagos, the stewards opted not to open a formal investigation... read more »

Drivers have been warned that track limits will be enforced at 5 of the Losail International Circuit's 16 corners this weekend. read more »

Verstappen and Hamilton went wheel-to-wheel while fighting for the win at Interlagos last Sunday, leading to both cars going off at Turn 4 as Verstappen fought to hold on to... read more »

Two-time Formula 1 champion Fernando Alonso doesn't believe the stewards will change their opinion on the controversial incident between Lewis Hamilton and Max Verstappen... read more »

Later today, the FIA stewards will hear new evidence over the incident between Verstappen and Hamilton on lap 48 and Turn 4 to judge if it needs to be investigated after the... read more »

A hearing between Formula 1's stewards and Mercedes will take place on Thursday to decide whether the incident involving Lewis Hamilton and Max Verstappen at the Sao Paulo... read more »

Following Formula 1's move to reveal the forward-facing camera footage from Verstappen's car on Tuesday, which stewards didn't have access to when deciding not... read more »

Formula One stewards will hear Mercedes' representatives on Thursday to decide whether to grant their request for a review of the Sao Paulo Grand Prix incident between... read more »

Ex-F1 driver Jolyon Palmer believes the stewards were thinking of the fallout from the 2019 Canadian Grand Prix when judging the incident that occurred between Max Verstappen... read more »

Hamilton was reported to the stewards for unfastening his belts on his slowing down lap after the flag, and after an investigation he was fined €5000, with a further €20,000... read more »

Jolyon Palmer thinks that when deciding not to penalise Max Verstappen in Brazil, the stewards had what happened in Canada in 2019 in mind. read more »

Toto Wolff has warned that "diplomacy has ended" in Mercedes' Formula 1 fight against Red Bull after the team took "many punches in the face" from... read more »

Emerson Fittipaldi has backed the FIA's decision to exclude Lewis Hamilton from Sao Paulo Grand Prix qualifying, saying they followed their rules properly. read more »

Mercedes has written to motorsport's governing body, the FIA, to request a review of the incident between Max Verstappen and Lewis Hamilton on lap 48 of the Sao Paulo... read more »

Mercedes have announced they will be appealing the stewards' decision to not penalise Max Verstappen on Sunday. read more »

FIA race director Michael Masi has explained why the stewards decided no investigation was deemed necessary after the clash between Max Verstappen and Lewis Hamilton at the Sao... read more »