Mercedes Formula 1 drivers Lewis Hamilton and Valtteri Bottas were confident the team's dual-axis steering (DAS) would gain FIA approval because they trusted their... read more »

Ferrari's rivals remain unsatisfied with the way an investigation into the legality of the Italian team's power unit was handled over the winter. read more »

Christian Horner has said Red Bull wanted "clarity" over the legality of Mercedes innovative dual-axis steering system. read more »

Racing Point's Otmar Szafnauer has no concerns over the legality of its RP20 as rapid Friday pace puts the 'pink Mercedes' back into the F1 spotlight read more »

Racing Point CEO Otmar Szafnauer has no concerns about any possible protest from the team's rivals over the legality of its RP20 car, dubbed as a 'pink Mercedes' read more »

The new Formula One season is less than a day old, but Red Bull is already planning to question the legality of Mercedes' car via the sport's governing body, the FIA. read more »

Mercedes is still seeking answers over Formula 1 governing body the FIA's private settlement with Ferrari regarding the legality of its 2019 engine, saying it remains... read more »

Red Bull is to seek clarification from the FIA as to the legality of Formula 1 rival Mercedes' innovative DAS system. read more »

Red Bull Racing will seek clarification from the FIA over the legality of Mercedes’ dual-axis steering system (DAS) as the threat of a protest looms. Mercedes debuted its... read more »

Red Bull has confirmed it will seek clarification from the FIA over the legality of Mercedes' dual-axis steering (DAS) system following its use in Austria practice on Friday read more »

In the latest edition of the 'Banned' series, after a slew of protests over the legality of double diffusers in early 2009, the FIA declared that they would be... read more »

Renault boss, Cyril Abiteboul, has said the team will still keep searching for answers over the legality of Ferrari's 2019 engine. read more »

Renault will not hold back on challenging the legality of the Racing Point entry once Formula 1 returns to action. read more »

Renault F1 boss Cyril Abiteboul says it will continue to ask questions over the legality of the Racing Point RP20, dubbed the 'pink Mercedes' read more »

McLaren CEO Zak Brown has challenged Ferrari to reveal all details of its arrangement with the FIA over its Formula 1 engine legality settlement 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 »

Jean Todt says he put the FIA staff under a lot of pressure to discover the legality of what Ferrari was doing with their engine last season. read more »

FIA President Jean Todt has revealed that it was Ferrari, not the governing body, that blocked the release of details over an investigation into the legality of the Ferrari... read more »

Ferrari driver Charles Leclerc says rival Formula 1 teams should trust the sport's governing body with regards to its judgment on their 2019 power unit. It was revealed on... read more »

Mercedes has reportedly stepped back from the group of seven teams that raised a complaint against the FIA following its ‘private settlement’ with Ferrari over the legality of... read more »

Mercedes and Racing Point have been asked to change the rear suspension detail at Melbourne after rival team Red Bull made complaints over its legality. read more »

Mercedes has been forced into some last-minute modifications after Red Bull questioned the legality of the Silver Arrows' rear brake ducts. read more »

Carlos Sainz has denied he personally questioned the legality of Racing Point's RP20 ahead of the new season. read more »

The FIA concluded that whilst there were doubts about the legality of the 2019 Ferrari power unit, there was unlikely to be enough conclusive evidence to continue the... read more »

FIA President Jean Todt has received backing from the World Motor Sport Council with regards to how the FIA conducted the investigation into the legality of Ferrari's 2019... read more »