Mercedes can continue to run a controversial design feature on their car after governing body the FIA said it was legal. read more »

The FIA has once again deemed Mercedes rear-wing F-duct concept legal, despite complaints from Lotus and Red Bull to the contrary. The device uses the DRS read more »

Lotus and Red Bull Racing's complaints that the DRS-activated F-duct on the Mercedes rear wing is illegal have been rejected by the FIA, AUTOSPORT has learned. read more »

Caterham, Mike Gascoyne and Aerolab have been cleared of copying Force India's intellectual property, bringing an end to a long-running legal dispite. The High Court of read more »

Aerolab's managing director Jean-Claude Migeot says he is pleased to have proved his company's innocence following a long-running legal dispute with Force India... read more »

Force India's long-running legal dispute with Aerolab, Mike Gascoyne and the Caterham F1 team has been settled at the High Court of Justice in London today. read more »

McLaren is satisfied Mercedes wing-stalling device is legal, after being cleared by FIA Race Director Charlie Whiting ahead of the 2012 season. read more »

The debate about Mercedes’ controversial new ‘F-duct’ solution looks set to speed across the Indian Ocean. Red Bull team boss Christian Horner,... read more »

Ross Brawn hopes that the Australian Grand Prix does not get overshadowed by a protest over his Mercedes team's rear wing - as he remains adamant there is nothing illegal... read more »

Red Bull Racing and Lotus have asked the FIA to reconsider its view that the Mercedes DRS-activated F-duct is legal, with sources suggesting that an official protest cannot be... read more »

Ross Brawn has moved to play down the hype surrounding Mercedes’ new so-called ‘F-duct’ solutions. The active F-ducts of 2010 are banned, but... read more »

The FIA has deemed Mercedes rear-wing F-duct totally legal after a handful of teams asked the governing body to look into the system. It appears that read more »

The FIA is satisfied that all of the exhaust solutions on the grid are legal according to the latest regulations read more »

F-ducts are set to make a return to Formula One this year as teams look to copy a new passive design being pioneered by Mercedes and declared legal by the FIA read more »

Mercedes' hopes of delivering on its strong winter testing form have received a boost, with the FIA confirming ahead of the Australian Grand Prix that a radical wing... read more »

Technical consultant Pat Symonds confirms that new MR01 is still not race legal despite Silverstone debut. read more »

Tavo Hellmund launches legal action against investors in the US Grand Prix at the Circuit of the Americas read more »

Tavo Hellmund, original premotor for the United States Grand Prix in Texas, has filed a lawsuit against the party now holding the role. Hellmund’s Full Throttle... read more »

Austin Grand Prix promoters are facing a lawsuit from former partner Tavo Hellmund, in yet another twist to the story of the event read more »

Feb.14 (GMM) A film about Niki Lauda could be set for legal trouble, with an Austrian group claiming the formula one legend granted it the rights. Well-known Hollywood... read more »

Ferrari and McLaren have been handed a boost after their exhaust designs were reportedly declared legal by the FIA's tech man Charlie Whiting... read more »

Feb.9 (GMM) The future of the German grand prix at the Nurburgring looks set to race into the courts. The Rhineland-Palatinate state this week said it intends to cancel the... read more »

Feb.9 (GMM) Charlie Whiting has given the 2012 cars at the Jerez test this week an early clean bill of health. It was reported the FIA's technical delegate decided to... read more »

Charlie Whiting has given the 2012 cars at the Jerez test this week an early clean bill of health. It was reported the FIA’s technical delegate decided to attend the... read more »

McLaren has denied that a senior staff member expressed concern the team’s newly-launched 2012 car flies close to the limits of the technical regulations. The staff... read more »