Charlie Whiting has no issue with Max Verstappen's angry team radio comments in which he suggested Formula 1 stewards were "killing racing" after receiving an... read more »

During the post-Italian Grand Prix press meeting with FIA race director Charlie Whiting, the Briton conceded that 'fake' pit stops such as the ones of Mercedes could... read more »

Charlie Whiting dismisses claims that Mercedes' 'phantom' pit stops were illegal. read more »

Mercedes didn't break any rules putting its pit crew out as Ferrari's Kimi Raikkonen came in for a stop, explains Charlie Whiting. read more »

As the grumblings over close relationships between teams continues, Charlie Whiting says the FIA are keeping an eye on "alliances." read more »

Charlie Whiting had no issues with Mercedes' actions in the pits at Monza, saying their bluff to Ferrari is "all part of the game." read more »

FIA race director Charlie Whiting has rubbished suggestions Mercedes broke the sporting regulations at the Italian Grand Prix by bringing their pit crew into the pit lane... read more »

FIA Formula 1 race director Charlie Whiting says the governing body is keeping a close watch on the increasing levels of collaboration between teams read more »

FIA race director Charlie Whiting reveals further details about the crash involving Charles Leclerc at Spa that saw his Halo deflect a 56 kN force. read more »

FIA race director has confirmed Sauber has performed a fix on their DRS after Marcus Ericsson's crash in free practice on Friday. read more »

FIA race director Charlie Whiting says the Sauber Formula 1 team has addressed a small DRS "design flaw" that contributed to Marcus Ericsson's huge Friday... read more »

Charlie Whiting has clarified why the penalties handed out in 2012 and 2018 for similar looking first corner crashes at Spa-Francorchamps were so different to one another. read more »

Charlie Whiting has downplayed any concerns the FIA have over the legality of Ferrari's SF71H after Lewis Hamilton's post-Belgian Grand Prix comments, although the... read more »

FIA race director Charlie Whiting has elaborated why Nico Hulkenberg did not receive as harsh a penalty as Romain Grosjean was given after a similar incident at Spa six years ago read more »

FIA Formula 1 race director Charlie Whiting believes the halo "probably" prevented Fernando Alonso's tyre from hitting Charles Leclerc's helmet in the... read more »

Formula One race director Charlie Whiting is slightly confused by Lewis Hamilton's latest comments about Ferrari's apparent engine advantage. read more »

Charlie Whiting says it is a "little bit speculative" to say that Halo saved Charles Leclerc from serious injury in a lap 1 crash at the Belgian GP. read more »

Formula 1 race director Charlie Whiting says he was "amused" by Lewis Hamilton's suggestion after the Belgian GP that Ferrari has trick things on its cars read more »

Whiting calls it "a little bit speculative" to suggest the Halo saved Leclerc from serious injury at Spa following a start-line crash. read more »

F1 race director Charlie Whiting reveals there was some interest from drivers to use DRS through the high-speed Blanchimont corner at Spa-Francorchamps for the Belgian Grand... read more »

Renault warned Charlie Whiting in race control that Nico Hulkenberg's RS18 could have been "live" as the marshals went to push it following his breakdown in Hungary. read more »

Red Bull's plans to run Dan Ticktum during this week's post-Hungarian GP test were undone by his 2016 racing ban; that's according to Charlie Whiting. read more »

Red Bull protege Dan Ticktum's ineligibility to take part in Formula 1 testing is a legacy of his 2016 ban from racing, FIA race director Charlie Whiting has explained read more »

FIA Formula 1 Race Director Charlie Whiting dissects the incident at Hockenheim that earned race winner Lewis Hamilton a reprimand by the race stewards... For more F1® videos,... read more »

As Toto Wolff continues to doubt the legality of Ferrari's power unit, the FIA's Charlie Whiting insists nothing is wrong. read more »