Despite drawing criticism from several of his peers in recent races, Haas' Kevin Magnussen is not about to drop his aggressive style as he feels vindicated by the lack of... read more »

Kevin Magnussen has defended his driving, adamant he won't change his approach when the stewards believe he is within the rules. read more »

Haas driver Kevin Magnussen says the fact that he has not been penalised for his driving by Formula 1 stewards means he has no need to change his aggressive style read more »

Sepang stewards deem no further action is warranted following post-race incident involving Sebastian Vettel and Lance Stroll. read more »

The stewards have decided to take no further action on the strange collision between Lance Stroll and Sebastian Vettel after the race in Malaysia. read more »

FIA race stewards in Malaysia confirm no action will be taken over the crash after the chequered flag between Sebastian Vettel and Lance Stroll. read more »

The F1 stewards in Malaysia confirm no action will be taken over the clash between Max Verstappen and Jolyon Palmer in FP3 on Saturday. read more »

Stewards at the Malaysian Grand Prix have taken no further action against Max Verstappen or Jolyon Palmer, after their collision during third practice at… read more »

Mark Webber was happy to see the stewards declare the Singapore Grand Prix start collision a racing incident, though he suggested it was triggered by a move Sebastian Vettel... read more »

The FIA confirms that no action will be taken over the clash between Vettel, Verstappen and Raikkonen at Turn 1 in Singapore. read more »

Ferrari's Kimi Raikkonen has backed the decision of the stewards not to apportion blame for the opening lap collision at the Singapore Grand… read more »

Singapore stewards deem "nobody wholly to blame" for crash that may decide title outcome. read more »

The race stewards have concluded that there was 'no driver was predominantly to blame' for the collision between Sebastian Vettel, Max Verstappen and Kimi Raikkonen... read more »

Stewards rule no blame in opening Singapore crash read more »

Singapore GP stewards have ruled no driver was 'predominantly to blame' for the huge start-line accident involving Sebastian Vettel, Kimi Raikkonen and Max Verstappen. read more »

The race stewards will investigate the chaotic collisions involving Sebastian Vettel, Max Verstappen and Kimi Raikkonen which resulted in all three retiring on the first lap. read more »

Stewards at the Singapore Grand Prix will conduct an investigation post-race into the start crash, which eliminated both Ferrari drivers and Red Bull's Max… read more »

Fernando Alonso felt Jolyon Palmer should have fallen in behind him after cutting the chicane, with stewards only handing him a five-second time penalty for the offence. read more »

Haas Formula 1 chief Günther Steiner unhappy with recent stewarding calls, the latest coming at Monza when Max Verstappen escaped penalty for a hard move on Kevin Magnussen. read more »

Gunther Steiner believes his Haas team has been impacted more than many of its Formula 1 rivals by inconsistent stewards' decisions this season read more »

Kevin Magnussen says he was more annoyed by stewards' inconsistency than Max Verstappen's defensive driving during the Italian Grand Prix. A recovering… read more »

Haas driver Kevin Magnussen says he was "annoyed' by Formula 1 stewards not giving Max Verstappen a penalty for forcing him off track during the Italian Grand Prix read more »

Fernando Alonso says that the Italian Grand Prix stewards "must have been having a Heineken" after what he felt was a lenient penalty for Jolyon… read more »

MONZA, Italy -- Having spent much of the Italian Grand Prix sounding off about an incident with Renault's Jolyon Palmer, Fernando Alonso took aim at the race stewards... read more »

Fernando Alonso believes the Italian Grand Prix Formula 1 stewards must have been "having a Heineken" during his incident with Jolyon Palmer at Monza read more »