Ferrari has become the first Formula 1 team to confirm that it intends to appeal the FIA's ruling against Racing Point over its brake ducts design read more »

Renault are considering whether to appeal the decision to dock Racing Point 15 Constructors’ Championship points and fine them €400,000, and push for a harsher penalty.... read more »

McLaren CEO Zak Brown believes there could be other issues surrounding the legality of the Racing Point cars following the FIA's verdict on their brake ducts. read more »

McLaren and Ferrari are among rival teams that suspect Racing Point's breach of Formula One's regulations goes deeper the verdict issued on its brake ducts. read more »

McLaren Chief Executive Officer Zak Brown says "everything else" on Racing Point's RP20 should be questioned, in the wake of the team's breach of Sporting... read more »

Renault may lodge an appeal against the penalty received by rivals Racing Point over its brake ducts, and will make a decision after Formula 1's 70th Anniversary GP FP2 today read more »

It would be "very unreasonable" to expect Racing Point to redesign the brake ducts on its 2020 F1 car, according to FIA head of single-seater technical matters... read more »

Racing Point may be 15 points and 400,000 Euros down but the "good news" for Otmar Szafnauer is that the RP20's brake ducts are technically legal. read more »

Racing Point team principal Otmar Szafnauer claims he has been left 'pained' and 'surprised' by the verdict of the stewards after Renault's protest was... read more »

Racing Point F1 team principal Otmar Szafnauer says he finds the stewards ruling to uphold Renault's protest against its brake ducts "bewildering". read more »

Racing Point Formula 1 chief Otmar Szafnauer says the FIA stewards' ruling over the design of its brake ducts is "bewildering", but is happy that the car is legal read more »

After the FIA stewards upheld the protests lodged by Renault F1 Team, the Racing Point outfit was found guilty of breaking the Sporting Regulations with their Mercedes-inspired... read more »

Racing Point has been stripped of 15 points in this year's Constructors' Championship, issued a fine, and reprimanded after stewards upheld Renault's protest of... read more »

Racing Point has been reprimanded, docked constructors' championship points and fined 400,000 Euros after the FIA upheld Renault's protests against its brake ducts read more »

Racing Point has been deducted 15 points, fined €400,000 and reprimanded after Renault's protests against the brake ducts on this year's RP20 were upheld. read more »

Racing Point has been deducted 15 points, fined 400,000 Euros, and reprimanded for two races after their brake ducts were deemed illegal by the FIA. read more »

As Racing Point awaits a ruling on its brake ducts, Guenther Steiner insists he wasn't even open to toeing the line with Haas designing its own ducts. read more »

Haas boss Gunther Steiner says his team made special effort to satisfy the new rule for Formula 1 teams to design their own brake ducts in 2020 read more »

As Racing Point appears before the F1 stewards, Guenther Steiner has revealed Haas hired "three engineers" to design its brake ducts. read more »

Racing Points' brake ducts are similar to that of Mercedes' because they "purchased the brake ducts" from the Brackley team in 2019, explained Andy Green. read more »

Racing Point believes it has a "very strong" case to prove that its disputed brake ducts are legally based on the design of the 2019 Mercedes F1 car. read more »

Renault's protests over Racing Point's Formula 1 brake ducts are set to be heard next week, although the latter's technical director Andrew Green says... read more »

Should Racing Point's brake ducts be declared illegal by the F1 stewards, Otmar Szafnauer says the team will appeal the ruling. read more »

Racing Point says it has 886 drawings to prove that the brake ducts on its RP20 comply with Formula 1’s regulations, asserting it is "impossible for them to be... read more »

Ross Brawn says the FIA has a difficult job in their hands as they decide the legality of Racing Point's brake ducts following a protest from Renault. read more »