While the stewards might have felt no further action was required in terms of the clash involving the Haas duo, team boss Guenther Steiner is clearly losing patience. read more »

Frederic Vasseur confirms that Alfa Romeo will appeal the stewards decision that dropped both drivers out of the points in Germany. read more »

Stewards deem that Lewis Hamilton was not driving unnecessarily behind the safety car and therefore no further action is required. read more »

Alfa Romeo Racing duo Kimi Raikkonen and Antonio Giovinazzi are under investigation by the FIA Stewards over their starts at the German Grand Prix read more »

Alfa Romeo were referred the the German Grand Prix stewards after data from Kimi Raikkonen and Antonio Giovinazzi's cars was found to be non-compliant with the... read more »

The wheel-to-wheel fights at Silverstone were not the result of greater leniency from the stewards, says F1 race director Michael Masi. read more »

With Toto Wolff declaring some of the British GP fights "borderline dirty", FIA race director Michael Masi has denied that the stewards were lenient on the drivers. read more »

Max Verstappen believes Charles Leclerc's spirited performance at Silverstone was down to his frustration over Spielberg stewards. read more »

Sebastian Vettel has picked up two penalty points for causing a collision during the British Grand Prix, with the stewards deeming him responsible for the incident with Max... read more »

Sebastian Vettel was back in the stewards' bad books after wiping out Max Verstappen in the British Grand Prix. read more »

Feeling that the stewards in Austria were fair but inconsistent, Charles Leclerc vows to be more aggressive in future. read more »

Charles Leclerc says allowing Max Verstappen's Austrian Grand Prix overtake is "good for Formula 1" but suggested that stewards clearing the Dutchman still... read more »

Charles Leclerc believes the kind of move that saw Max Verstappen overtake him to win the Austrian GP should be allowed - but has called for more consistency from F1's... read more »

Charles Leclerc is happy to accept the stewards' decision in Austria that deprived him of his first Formula One victory two weeks ago as long as the FIA remain consistent... read more »

F1 drivers and teams should stop complaining about the recent penalties, after all the stewards are only enforcing the rules that they wanted says McLaren boss Andreas Seidl. read more »

Max Verstappen says he is not in favour of permanent stewards, fearing that personal bias could play a part in their decisions. read more »

Losing two race wins in the stewards' offices this season, Piero Ferrari says Formula 1 risks being accused of "bias against" the Scuderia. read more »

Although Nico Rosberg wants to see "great racing" and "less penalties" in F1, he believes the stewards got it wrong in deciding not to penalise Max... read more »

A prominent Italian journalist has accused the FIA stewards at the Austrian Grand Prix of being influenced by the high number of Max Verstappen fans in attendance at the Red... read more »

Max Verstappen is confident there are no hard feelings between himself and Charles Leclerc, saying they were already "good" after the stewards' meeting. read more »

Formula 1 had another controversial penalty decision to debate at the Austrian Grand Prix, although this time the stewards decided to take no action, and Max Verstappen's... read more »

Red Bull's Christian Horner is relived stewards didn't ruin Max Verstappen's 'perfect' Austrian GP display with a penalty for hard racing. read more »

Three hours after the chequered flag fell in Austria, Max Verstappen the declared the official winner after being cleared of any wrongdoing in a stewards' investigation. read more »

Race director, Michael Masi has revealed why it took over three hours for the stewards to announce their decision following their investigation into Verstappen move. read more »

Despite feeling that the Spielberg stewards made the wrong call, Mattia Binotto says Ferrari will not appeal Verstappen decision. read more »