Mercedes have questioned whether Ferrari's Pirelli test was legal despite the Scuderia using a two-year-old car... read more »

Red Bull team principal Christian Horner says that the lack of transparency from Mercedes over their three day tyre test with Pirelli is disappointing. Mercedes will face an... read more »

Red Bull team principal Christian Horner has confirmed he was asked if his outfit would like to take part in a tyre test with a 2013 car, but declined on the basis he believed... read more »

Paul Hembery will not face the media in Montreal on Friday afternoon as he has withdrawn on advice from Pirelli's legal team... read more »

Pirelli's motorsport director Paul Hembery will not attend Friday's FIA press conference following practice for the Canadian Grand Prix after his legal team advised... read more »

The FIA has issued a statement on the 'secret' tyre test which took place following the Spanish Grand Prix, resulting in an official protest by Red Bull and Ferrari... read more »

The face of Formula One might be about to change after German authorities confirmed they will press ahead with bribery charges against F1 supremo Bernie Ecclestone. The... read more »

McLaren took the decision not to risk failing scrutineering with its new front wing after being unable to check it was legal.     read more »

Bernie Ecclestone says legal issues are to blame as Formula One heads into race five of the season still without a Concorde Agreement... read more »

Bernie Ecclestone says legal details are holding up the signing of a new Concorde Agreement, insisting financial terms have been agreed until 2020 read more »

A technical innovation on the new Williams FW35 is believed to be within the rules, despite a similar system on the Red Bull having been declared illegal last season. The... read more »

Williams has impressed F1's eagle-eyed technical experts with an innovation aboard its new FW35. Although designer Mike Coughlan's Coanda exhaust solution will have... read more »

F1's governing body has told Williams its exhaust solution for the newly-launched FW35 is not legal. It was already believed a similar solution for the Coanda-effect... read more »

The FIA appears to have approved an exhaust design being run by both Williams and Caterham, which others teams have suggested is not legal. read more »

The newly launched Williams FW35 has already caught the eye of rival teams thanks to its innovative exhaust design. Though many within the paddock are questioning its legality.... read more »

Williams technical director Mike Coughlan insists the Williams exhaust solution is legal after the team launched the new FW35 read more »

Williams technical director Mike Coughlan is certain that the vane in the FW35's exhaust outlet is legal despite similarities to a controversial part on the Caterham. read more »

Sauber have confirmed they will experiment with a passive drag reduction system during pre-season testing. Whilst the double-DRS system used by Mercedes last season has been... read more »

Legal action taken by event promoters adds another dimension to the ongoing on-off story surrounding the German Grand Prix. read more »

The Brabham family has won their legal action in the German High Court to protect the Brabham name from being used without their authorisation... read more »

The Brabham family have won a three-year battle to protect their name from use by third parties in the EU seeking to exploit the reputation of Sir Jack Brabham and his heirs. read more »

The Brabham family has won its legal tussle with Michael Trick, the German who had been selling modified BMW's under the Brabham Racing banner. read more »

The Brabham family has won its legal battle to protect the Brabham name through the German Higher Courts read more »

The famous Brabham name could be set return to Formula One if legal issues surrounding right to the name's use are resolved. read more »

Adrian Sutil has claimed that there are no legal issues preventing him from racing in Formula One next season... read more »