Stewards have opted to take no further action over the high-speed collision between Valtteri Bottas and George Russell at Formula 1's Emilia Romagna Grand Prix. The duo... read more »

The stewards have decided that no further action was necessary after Valtteri Bottas and George Russell collided at Imola. read more »

George Russell and Valtteri Bottas have avoided punishment by the Emilia Romagna Grand Prix stewards following their high-speed crash at Imola. read more »

Bottas and Russell crashed out of Sunday's race at Imola after colliding on the approach to Turn 2 when battling over ninth position.Russell was gaining rapidly on Bottas... read more »

Sebastian Vettel hit out at the Emilia Romagna Grand Prix stewards for the time it took them to issue him with a penalty. read more »

Indeed on Friday the quickest lap of the day, logged by Charles Leclerc in second practice, was deleted by the stewards. There's a reasonable chance that Saturday's... read more »

Formula 1 stewards have absolved Sergio Perez and Esteban Ocon of culpability after the duo collided during first practice at Imola on Friday morning. The pair brushed wheels... read more »

Imola stewards deem that no further action is required following today's clash involving Sergio Perez and Esteban Ocon. read more »

The much-discussed track limits are back for round two of the 2021 season at Imola - and the stewards, it seems, plan to get tough. read more »

Vettel's Aston Martin start was hampered by issues in pre-season testing, which restricted his mileage and opportunities to adjust to the AMR21.The four-time world... read more »

On lap 45 of the race Ocon overtook Vettel while fighting for 12th place into Turn 1. While slotting back in behind the Frenchman, Vettel appeared to misjudge his braking and... read more »

After reeling in leader Hamilton on fresher tyres during an absorbing duel, Verstappen used the DRS with four laps to go to attack the Briton into Turn 4.Verstappen managed to... read more »

Sebastian Vettel's miserable first weekend with Aston Martin concluded with the four-time World Champion amassing a total of five penalty points at the Bahrain Grand Prix.... read more »

The four-time F1 world champion, preparing for his Aston Martin debut after switching from Ferrari over the winter, was knocked out in the first session of qualifying in 18th... read more »

Sebastian Vettel will start the Bahrain Grand Prix from last after being hit with a five-place grid penalty by the FIA race stewards. read more »

Sebastian Vettel has been summoned by the Bahrain stewards for allegedly not respecting double-yellow flags in the final moments of Q1. read more »

Sebastian Vettel has been summoned to report to the F1 stewards ahead of Sunday's Bahrain GP after an alleged yellow flag rules breach in qualifying. read more »

Four-times world champion Sebastian Vettel will appear before Bahrain Grand Prix stewards on Sunday for allegedly failing to respect warning flags in qualifying for his first... read more »

The four-time F1 champion is making his Aston Martin debut this weekend following his switch from Ferrari over the winter, but endured a frustrating qualifying in Bahrain when... read more »

Sebastian Vettel has been summoned to the stewards over an alleged breach of yellow flag rules when Nikita Mazepin spun during qualifying in Bahrain. Mazepin suffered a... read more »

The Bahrain stewards have opted to take no further action against four drivers following a yellow flag breach during today's qualifying session. read more »

While most people would love to see battles settled on track, it's the nature of any sport that someone has to interpret the rules and reinforce them as fairly as... read more »

Haas Formula 1 team boss Guenther Steiner is confident new signing Nikita Mazepin will not be subject to the stewards' wrath as frequently as he was during Formula 2 last... read more »

Mercedes driver Lewis Hamilton has welcomed the "growth of respect" between drivers and race stewards despite a tumultuous season involving penalties. read more »

Lewis Hamilton feels he has learned from his penalty slip-ups through the 2020 Formula 1 season, saying the stewards "won't be able to catch me out again" read more »