Ferrari might be gearing up to incorporate a ‘double-DRS’ setup aboard its improving F2012 car. If true, the famous Italian team would be the first team to... read more »

A rumor has begun to gather momentum in the Formula 1 paddock of McLaren using a mechanic adjustable rear brake duct, which alters the heat going into the tyre via the wheel.... read more »

Fernando Alonso says chaos could ensue in future races after the Bahrain stewards ruled that Nico Rosberg's driving was within legal limits... read more »

Lotus set to evaluate options after the double DRS system employed by Mercedes is declared legal read more »

With Mercedes' W-duct legal and the team winning the Chinese GP, Christian Horner says Red Bull will look into their own device... read more »

Ferrari is among the teams likely to develop a Mercedes-style Double DRS (DDRS) now that the system has been declared legal by the FIA read more »

After the first practice session was damp, Michael Schumacher emerged on top in the second practice session ahead of the Chinese GP. Likely thanks to a highly effective, and... read more »

Michael Schumacher put his definitely legal W-duct to good use at the Shanghai circuit on Friday afternoon, edging Lewis Hamilton to the P1 slot.... read more »

FIA – Following an appeal from Lotus, stewards at the Chinese Grand Prix have ruled the blown wing system operated by Mercedes does not contravene F1’s technical... read more »

Race stewards in Shanghai have unanimously dismissed Lotus protest against Mercedes controversial rear wing - which had already been declared legal for the first two races. read more »

The FIA has rejected Lotus's protest against Mercedes rear-wing super-DRS system, which they believe falls foul of the technical regulations. The system has been... read more »

The formal protest lodged by the Lotus F1 team against the controversial rear wing and DRS system used by Mercedes has been dismissed, with the FIA declaring it legal. read more »

Lotus has elected not to appeal against the FIA stewards' decision that the Mercedes DRS system is legal, after its protest about the design was rejected on Thursday night. read more »

Mercedes' unique rear wing system, dubbed the 'super DRS', has been declared legal by the FIA once again in China. The clarification follows a protest... read more »

Ahead of this weekend's Chinese Grand Prix, the Lotus F1 Team has filled a protest against the rear wing of Mercedes. Despite the fact that FIA had ruled that the DRS... read more »

Lotus has lodged a formal protest against the controversial Mercedes DRS system that the FIA has so far deemed legal read more »

McLaren are waiting on the final FIA ruling as to whether or not Mercedes super-DRS is legal, before developing their own version of the system. The read more »

Ross Brawn denies that Mercedes’ Super DRS is expensive to develop, but insists that copying such a system is no easy feat for rivals. The idea has generated much... read more »

Ross Brawn says he's not concerned about the FIA's latest examination of his W-duct wing, confident it will be declared legal - again... read more »

Ross Brawn has hit back at suggestions that Formula 1 teams will face an expensive development race if his Mercedes team's DRS system remains legal and they have to copy it. read more »

Apr.3 (GMM) The FIA appears to have waded back into the 'F-duct' debate, indicating that the Mercedes-style solution is fully legal. We reported on Monday that the... read more »

The Caterham F1 team has been embroiled in legal fights since its inception back in 2010, but the latest case brought against them could dwarf read more »

Red Bull Racing team principal Christian Horner says he will continue to question the legality of Mercedes rear wing even though he believes that it may not currently... read more »

Christian Horner says he is not willing to drop his complaints about Mercedes' wing despite the FIA declaring it legal... read more »

The FIA have reportedly declared Red Bull's Renault engine legal after questions were raised by rivals Mercedes... read more »