Whyte Bikes have threatened to "wind up" Rich Energy and "petition for the bankruptcy" of CEO William Storey over unpaid legal costs. read more »

Haas F1 title sponsor Rich Energy has failed to pay the £35,416 legal costs due to Whyte Bikes following a court order. read more »

Whyte Bikes, which was involved in a copyright-infringement case with Haas's title Formula 1 sponsor Rich Energy, is considering taking steps to recover legal costs that... read more »

Haas have had to make numerous changes to their livery for the Canadian Grand Prix after title sponsor Rich Energy requested their stag logo be removed. The energy drink... read more »

Haas title sponsors Rich Energy have requested the team removes its stag logos from its F1 branding and car due to its ongoing legal dispute read more »

Haas F1 team boss Guenther Steiner says his outfit is staying out of the legal row between Rich Energy and Whyte Bikes.  read more »

Haas Formula 1 team title sponsor Rich Energy Ltd and its CEO William Storey have lost a copyright infringement claim filed by specialist bicycle manufacturer Whyte Bikes read more »

Haas' title sponsor, Rich Energy, have lost a legal battle with regards to their logo after it was judged they copied the design from British bicycle manufaturer, Whyte... read more »

The title sponsor of Haas is adjudged to have copied the stag logo of Whyte Bikes. read more »

Williams has been in the news again in the build-up to the Australian Grand Prix, with two areas of its car being altered to ensure they are legal heading to the first race.... read more »

Williams have modified part of their front suspension and mirror design to make the car legal for the season-opening Australian GP. read more »

The Williams Formula 1 team is modifying part of its front suspension and its mirror design to ensure the car is legal for the season-opening Australian Grand Prix read more »

Arai's latest helmet has now passed FIA tests and will be legal for the start of the Formula 1 season at the Australian Grand Prix read more »

More than 200 ex-Caterham Formula 1 employees have been paid a small sum as the long-running legal saga following the team's collapse finally nears its end. read more »

The McLaren Senna has been one of the most-hyped supercars to have been made for some time. McLaren's road-legal tribute to Formula 1 legend Ayrton Senna usually sells... read more »

The FIA considers the issue over Mercedes' Formula 1 wheel rim spacer design "settled", although the team has continued to avoid using it to protect against any... read more »

Mercedes' wheel rims have been subject to much discussion inside and outside the F1 paddock in recent weeks, but despite getting clearance from the FIA that it believes... read more »

Mercedes given clearance by the FIA to use its new rear wheel concept first seen in practice in Austin, with the holes in the design being declared legal. read more »

Times have changed at Force India since its takeover by the Stroll-led consortium, justifying Perez's decision to go ahead with legal action. read more »

Charles Leclerc wants answers as to why Kevin Magnussen's late block, which resulted in a collision between the two, was deemed legal in Sunday's Japanese Grand Prix. read more »

Haas' focus has not been affected by the team's off-track legal battle following its disqualification from the Italian Grand Prix, insists F1 team boss Gunther Steiner.  read more »

Force India's administrator FRP Advisory LLP has hit out at the Russian company Uralkali for taking legal action over its sale of the Formula 1 team read more »

Russian potash producer Uralkali announced legal action against the administrators of the Force India Formula One team on Thursday after losing out in what it called a... read more »

FRP will 'vigorously' defends itself against Uralkali legal action read more »

Russian Potash producer, Uralkali, have issued a fresh statement saying they intend to sue the administrators of the Force India team for "prejudicial and unequal... read more »