Red Bull team principal Christian Horner has explained an image taken of a score mark on the Mercedes rear wing, which he believes proves it is flexing. read more »

Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff branded Red Bull's decision to circulate photo evidence countering the legality of his team's rear wing as "a shocker"... read more »

Pierre Gasly will be in need of another new front wing after shattering his latest one across the kerb in Qatar qualifying. read more »

Like Max Verstappen, who is also under investigation, both drivers were on their final runs in Q3 when Pierre Gasly had stopped on the start-finish straight.Having struck a... read more »

Toto Wolff says Red Bull is seeing "ghosts" after his rival team principal Christian Horner claimed scuff marks on the rear wing of the Mercedes were linked to... read more »

Mercedes driver Valtteri Bottas has joined title leader Max Verstappen and Ferrari's Carlos Sainz in being placed under investigation in Qatar. AlphaTauri driver Pierre... read more »

Ferrari's Carlos Sainz has been summoned to the stewards for an alleged breach of yellow flag regulations during qualifying for Formula 1's Qatar Grand Prix. The... read more »

The Red Bull driver was on his second run in Q3 and attempting to try to knock Lewis Hamilton off the pole spot when Pierre Gasly had stopped on the start-finish... read more »

Pierre Gasly says AlphaTauri's front wing is "really weak" compared to other Formula 1's teams' after a "shocking" failure in qualifying for... read more »

Max Verstappen has been summoned to the stewards over allegedly failing to adhere to double waved yellow flags during qualifying for Formula 1's Qatar Grand Prix.... read more »

Red Bull enquired with the FIA about Mercedes' rear wing design over the Sao Paulo Grand Prix weekend after team boss Christian Horner noted Lewis Hamilton's... read more »

The Dutchman has not had the smoothest of weekends, as Red Bull has been battling ongoing problems with his rear wing up until qualifying.But he remained hopeful that he could... read more »

The FIA are keeping an ever closer eye on the rear wings for the final three races of the 2021 season. read more »

Red Bull team principal Christian Horner has revealed the FIA will introduce a new rear wing test after qualifying for the Qatar Grand Prix in a move that could clarify claims... read more »

Valtteri Bottas continues to set the pace in Qatar as mysterious rear wing oscillation hampers Max Verstappen's efforts. read more »

Valtteri Bottas edged Lewis Hamilton in final practice in Qatar as Red Bull's rear wing actuator issues continued to hamper Max Verstappen. read more »

Valtteri Bottas spearheaded a Mercedes one-two in final practice ahead of qualifying for the inaugural Qatar Grand Prix that proved problematic for Max Verstappen. read more »

Mercedes says loose screws played a role in its rear wing failing a Formula 1 technical inspection after qualifying at the Sao Paulo Grand Prix.  read more »

Protesting the Mercedes rear wing would be the "last resort" for Red Bull with Helmut Marko saying he'd rather the FIA deal with it. read more »

Not for the first time this season, Red Bull's mechanics could once again be seen fixing a problem with the DRS actuator and mechanism during second practice in Qatar on... read more »

Red Bull say Mercedes' rear wing advantage is "hidden in the way that it operates." read more »

Mercedes and Red Bull continue to provoke one another both on and off the track this season, with the intensity turned up another notch at the Qatar Grand Prix, as Christian... read more »

Mercedes has denied Red Bull's claim over its Formula 1 rear wing having score marks as questions over its impressive straight-line speed continue at this weekend's... read more »

Mercedes has denied that it has "score marks" on its rear wing following accusations from Red Bull. Red Bull has threatened to protest Mercedes' rear wing after... read more »

After Christian Horner claimed Mercedes' rear wing has "score marks" on it, Andrew Shovlin firmly denied that is the case. read more »