Ferrari's Charles Leclerc ready to be more aggressive after Austria decision read more »

Charles Leclerc is happy to accept the stewards' decision in Austria that deprived him of his first Formula One victory two weeks ago as long as the FIA remain consistent... read more »

Lewis Hamilton criticises the decision to hold the British Grand Prix on the same day as the Cricket World Cup and men's Wimbledon finals. read more »

Red Bull chief engineer Paul Monaghan believes the spectacle of Formula 1 would improve if the decision was made to scrap the 2019 Pirelli tyres and return to the 2018 version. read more »

Sebastian Vettel says Formula 1's regulations have become "a mess" amid recent controversies over decision-making surrounding in-race penalties. read more »

Ferrari team boss Mattia Binotto feels "really ashamed" that Formula 1 rivals opted not to support bringing back Pirelli's 2018 tyres to have more races like the... read more »

A prominent Italian journalist has accused the FIA stewards at the Austrian Grand Prix of being influenced by the high number of Max Verstappen fans in attendance at the Red... read more »

Formula 1 faced a penalty decision controversy for the third time in as many grands prix in Austria, but the Max Verstappen/Charles Leclerc incident had a different outcome read more »

Formula 1 had another controversial penalty decision to debate at the Austrian Grand Prix, although this time the stewards decided to take no action, and Max Verstappen's... read more »

FIA explains why Max Verstappen penalty decision took so long read more »

F1 race director Michael Masi has explained the circumstances which left Max Verstappen with a three-and-a-half-hour wait to celebrate his victory at the Austrian Grand Prix. read more »

Ferrari believes Max Verstappen should have been penalised for his aggressive move on Charles Leclerc at the Austrian Grand Prix, but it will not appeal the verdict so F1 can... read more »

Race director, Michael Masi has revealed why it took over three hours for the stewards to announce their decision following their investigation into Verstappen move. read more »

Despite feeling that the Spielberg stewards made the wrong call, Mattia Binotto says Ferrari will not appeal Verstappen decision. read more »

Ferrari boss Mattia Binotto believes that the stewards decision over Max Verstappen's move on Charles Leclerc was wrong, but respects the stewards decision. read more »

Ferrari believe the decision not to penalise Max Verstappen for his wheel-banging overtake on Charles Leclerc at the Austrian GP was "wrong", but will not appeal the... read more »

The long wait to learn whether Max Verstappen had kept his Austrian Grand Prix victory was a result of various influencing factors, says FIA Formula 1 race director Michael Masi read more »

Ferrari will not appeal the FIA's decision not to penalise Austrian Grand Prix victor Max Verstappen for his incident with Charles Leclerc. read more »

Ferrari believe the stewards have got it wrong by taking no further action against Max Verstappen's race-winning move, but won't appeal. read more »

Ferrari will not appeal the outcome of the Formula 1 stewards' investigation into Max Verstappen's Austrian Grand Prix-winning move, despite believing the "wrong... read more »

Ferrari won't appeal 'wrong decision' - Mattia Binotto read more »

Ferrari chief Mattia Binotto has confirmed that the team has no plan to appeal the FIA decision which found in favour of Max Verstappen retaining his Austrian Grand Prix victory. read more »

It took them well over two hours to decide, but ultimately the FIA found that there was no case to answer for Max Verstappen in respect to his coming together with Charles... read more »

It took a few hours to be confirmed as valid, but Max Verstappen's victory at the Austrian Grand Prix will live long in the memory. read more »

Max Verstappen kept hold of his Austrian Grand Prix victory after the stewards saw fit to take no further action for his race-winning move on Charles Leclerc. read more »