A detailed investigation by FIA staff who visited Red Bull's Milton Keynes factory has concluded that the squad did not use its controversial front bib adjuster in an... read more »

F1 returns to Austin, Texas for the US Grand Prix this weekend, and already there's controversy surrounding Red Bull and their Front Bib Height / T-tray device. Despite... read more »

Max Verstappen says he is not worried that Red Bull have had to make changes to their F1 car. read more »

McLaren's Oscar Piastri says if any team has been using a device to alter its front bib height under parc ferme conditions then it is a clear breach of Formula 1 rules, as... read more »

Red Bull has admitted that a device to alter its front bib height does exist but insists it cannot be used while the car is assembled.Speculation about a team exploiting a way... read more »

Why is Red Bull's RB18 so hard to beat? Red Bull has dominated the 2022 F1 season, providing Max Verstappen his 2nd title, and look set to clinch the constructor's... read more »

The FIA's in-tray could be stacked with protest letters as teams try to push the boundaries of the new regulations. read more »

The hierarchy of F1 world champions Mercedes will return to work this week with just one job top of their in-tray: finding a new driver to replace the retiring Nico Rosberg. read more »

Zak Brown's McLaren in-tray read more »

Williams and Force India took the opportunity during the opening day of the Austrian in-season test to unveil some radical new concepts on their cars. Williams introduced a new... read more »

The FIA took seriously a suggestion from technical expert Gary Anderson in India after the former designer suggested Red Bull's Adrian Newey might have found a way to... read more »

María de Villota says she has not decided if she will pursue a racing return in the future, with the Spaniard still recovering from a life-threatening testing crash... read more »

María de Villota, who suffered severe head and facial injuries during a testing crash at Duxford on Tuesday, has undergone further surgery at Addenbrooke’s... read more »

Following her accident on Tuesday, doctors have announced that Marussia test driver María de Villota has lost the use of her right eye. The 32-year-old Spaniard... read more »