Formula 1 pundit and ex-driver, Martin Brundle, has hit out at Race Control following the Monaco Grand Prix, which saw confusion at the start of the race. The race was meant to... read more »

The FIA has revealed that a power outage was the reason for the confusion surrounding the start of the Monaco Grand Prix. read more »

Kevin Magnussen will seek clarification from the FIA over its jewellery rules after ditching his wedding ring for fear of a hefty fine. read more »

Kevin Magnussen qualified eighth in Barcelona less than a tenth behind Valtteri Bottas, whose Alfa Romeo team had brought a whole slew of upgrades to the Spanish... read more »

Ferrari team principal Mattia Binotto has explained why the team opted against pitting for fresh tyres during the late safety car period at the Miami Grand Prix. read more »

Lewis Hamilton has reminded his Mercedes team that it is 'their job' to make strategic decisions after questioning a radio message during a safety car at the Miami... read more »

Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff has explained the "confusion" of Daniel Ricciardo and Fernando Alonso's failures that led to Lewis Hamilton facing "game... read more »

Carlos Sainz has slated the "unnecessary mess" he was put in with Sergio Perez after the FIA failed to swap their positions under safety car conditions in Jeddah. read more »

Lewis Hamilton called his 10th place at the Saudi Arabian GP "gutting" as his comeback was halted by pit-lane confusion on Sunday, with the Mercedes driver also... read more »

The FIA report covering the events of last year's Abu Dhabi season finale was released last Saturday [March 19] and whilst it contained nothing particularly... read more »

Formula 1's ever-growing list of sporting rules leads to "confusion" and "loopholes" says Alfa Romeo team boss Fred Vasseur. read more »

Alfa Romeo team principal Frederic Vasseur believes making changes to F1's sporting regulations could lead to "some loopholes or confusion". read more »

A wave of seeming indifference greets Haas' obscure announcement as confusion reigns. read more »

Ferrari will now use their 2018 car in testing at Fiorano, over concerns around the legality using their 2021 car in their four days of running. read more »

As its four-day test at Fiorano gets underway, Ferrari has been forced to switch to using its 2018 car - as opposed to the 2021 version - following rules confusion. read more »

Ferrari has been forced to alter its plan for its private week of Formula 1 testing at Fiorano while the team waits for an update from the FIA over the regulations.  read more »

The Maranello-based team had originally intended to run last year's SF21 car for the four days of the test, which is scheduled as a warm-up exercise for race drivers... read more »

Ferrari has been forced to change its plans for its four-day pre-season programme at Fiorano due to confusion over which car it can run. read more »

Lewis Hamilton believed the end of the Abu Dhabi GP had been 'manipulated' -- and he wasn't the only F1 driver confused at how the final laps played out. read more »

Daniel Ricciardo has revealed his confusion over the "pretty f**ked up" ending to a remarkable F1 season in Abu Dhabi. read more »

Carlos Sainz had two lapped cars to get past on the last lap in Abu Dhabi, and said that kind of situation had never happened to him before. read more »

Abu Dhabi served up one of the most dramatic ends to a season in Formula 1 history as Max Verstappen passed Lewis Hamilton on the last lap to become champion.In a controversial... read more »

Former F1 world champion Nico Rosberg has called for a clampdown of team lobbying of the FIA race director Michael Masi after confusion reigned at the season-finale. read more »

Toto Wolff has offered his support to FIA race director Michael Masi in the wake of criticism for his handling of a tempestuous Saudi Arabian Grand Prix but insisted F1 must... read more »

Carlos Sainz hopes the FIA will hold "a deeper conversation" with drivers over the winter to clarify the 'unclear' rules of engagement. read more »