Renault is calling for Racing Point to lose all points scored in races where its brake ducts were protested as the Formula 1 controversy prepares to go to court read more »

Renault team boss Cyril Abiteboul has specified exactly what sanction he thinks Racing Point deserve for the 'copying' controversy surrounding their brake ducts. read more »

Racing Point has officially appealed against the FIA sanction handed to the team after the rear brake ducts were perceived to have been designed in a manner not consistent with... read more »

Racing Point will proceed with its appeal against the penalty received from the FIA over its Formula 1 brake ducts design, taking the case to the International Court of Appeal read more »

Racing Point has notified the FIA that they will be protesting the decision to deduct points and fine them for using illegal rear brake ducts. read more »

Williams has confirmed that it has opted not to appeal the decision issued by the stewards regarding Racing Point's brake ducts. Stewards determined that Racing Point had... read more »

Ferrari and Renault forge on with their appeal against what it considers to be a lenient penalty in respect of Racing Point's brake ducts case read more »

Williams has dropped its appeal against the FIA sanction handed to Racing Point for running illegal rear brake ducts. read more »

While McLaren dropped its appeal, Ferrari has officially appealed against the decision made by the FIA stewards over the legality of Racing Point's RP20 brake ducts. read more »

Ferrari has become the first of five teams to confirm that it is pressing ahead with its appeal against the stewards' decision regarding Racing Point's brake ducts.... read more »

Ferrari have formally appealed against the FIA verdict on Racing Point's brake ducts, becoming the first of five teams expected to do so. read more »

Martin Brundle has raised the prospect of Formula 1 constructors having 'B teams' with identical cars in the wake of the Racing Point brake ducts controversy. read more »

McLaren insist they have not fallen out with Mercedes, despite being on opposite sides of the Racing Point brake ducts furore. read more »

McLaren Formula 1 team principal Andreas Seidl says there is no "bad blood" with Mercedes despite holding opposing views of the Racing Point brake ducts controversy read more »

Toto Wolff says he is acting as a "mediator" to try and resolve the Racing Point brake ducts controversy without the case going to the FIA's International Court... read more »

Racing Point have been reprimanded following the 70th Anniversary Grand Prix for the continued use of their brake ducts. read more »

The Racing Point F1 team has been reprimanded over the continued use of its controversial rear brake ducts during the 70th Anniversary GP. read more »

Racing Point has again been reprimanded by the FIA for running illegal rear brake ducts at the 70th Anniversary Grand Prix. read more »

Racing Point has been summoned to see the stewards at the 70th Anniversary Grand Prix over the continued use of its controversial rear brake ducts read more »

Racing Point's Otmar Szafnauer says the brake ducts on the RP20 are legal and they are putting in a protest against the decision from the FIA to deem them illegal. read more »

Racing Point received 2019-spec Formula 1 brake ducts from Mercedes in January as spare parts for its RP20 car in pre-season testing read more »

Racing Point team principal Otmar Szafnauer says his outfit has "886 unique drawings" of the brake ducts at the centre of F1's copying saga. read more »

Otmar Szafnauer says the FIA stewards were "wrong" to compare Racing Point's approach in designing the brake ducts for its Formula 1 car to "using tracing... read more »

Renault, Ferrari and McLaren have all lodged their intent to appeal the leniency of the penalty handed out to Racing Point for their illegal brake ducts. read more »

Racing Point Team Principal Otmar Szafnauer has expressed his displease regarding today's verdict on the legality of the brake ducts of his outfit's 2020 F1 car. read more »