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 »

Renault has launched yet another protest against Racing Point amid their suspicions that the RP20 is not a legal Formula 1 car. 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 »

F1 is facing the possibility of legal action as promoters believe that the sport has acted in bad faith in cancelling a number of events. read more »

The promoters of the Brazilian Grand Prix could take legal action against Formula 1 management following the news the race will not be held in 2020 due to the coronavirus pandemic. read more »

Renault protested Racing Point after the Hungarian Grand Prix, but Otmar Szafnauer continues to insist the RP20 is completely legal. read more »

Racing Point team principal Otmar Szafnauer has revealed to the existence of 886 individual drawings as proof the brake ducts on his team's cars this season are legal. read more »

Racing Point boss, Otmar Szafnauer, has said he is extremely confident that their RP20 car will be found to be legal by the FIA. read more »

Helmut Marko has warned that if the Racing Point RP20 is declared legal, Red Bull "will do the same with AlphaTauri". read more »

Racing Point believes the FIA will deliver a "bulletproof" verdict on the protest over its brake ducts it claims "are unique" and designed by the team. read more »

McLaren team principal Andreas Seidl has warned that F1 risks becoming a "copy championship" if the FIA deems Racing Point's controversial 2020 car to be legal. read more »

Lance Stroll is "100 percent confident" Racing Point's RP20 is legal and says the team has the "evidence" to back this up. read more »

Lewis Hamilton says he wasn't worried when Red Bull protested DAS in Austria as he trusts Mercedes to build a "legal" car. read more »

Lewis Hamilton made it a clean sweep of Austrian Grand Prix practice in a Mercedes now deemed legal following a protest from Formula 1 rival Red Bull. read more »

Christian Horner claims it will now be "very, very difficult" to introduce DAS to the Red Bull after the device was deemed legal in Formula 1 this season. read more »

Mercedes' Dual-Axis Steering system has been declared legal by Austrian GP stewards after a protest by Red Bull was rejected. read more »

Red Bull's protest against Mercedes' Dual Axis Steering (DAS) system has been rejected after the stewards of the Austrian Grand Prix declared the innovation legal. read more »

Stewards at Formula 1's Austrian Grand Prix have rejected Red Bull's protest against Mercedes' Dual-Axis Steering (DAS) system, therefore ruling the device to be... read more »

The Austrian Grand Prix stewards have rejected Red Bull's protest against Mercedes' dual-axis steering (DAS) system ahead of this weekend's Formula 1 season... read more »

The McLaren Group has launched legal action to allow it to secure new funds it needs to prevent it from having to sell a stake in its F1 team. read more »

McLaren is seeking a High Court declaration that will allow the company to use its factory and historic car collection as security for a new loan. read more »

The McLaren Group has launched legal action in an effort to secure urgent funding to keep it from having to sell a stake in its Formula 1 team, reports the […] read more »

McLaren takes legal action to allow it to secure "urgent" refinancing to address what it says is "severe and unexpected financial difficulty". read more »

Mercedes Formula 1 technical director James Allison doesn't believe the FIA thought the team could make its Dual-Axis Steering (DAS) device legal after the concept was... read more »

Renault F1 boss Cyril Abiteboul says his team is still uneasy about Racing Point's 'pink Mercedes', with a formal challenge on its legality still not out of the... read more »