The Williams Formula 1 team has updated its FW42 ahead of the Australian Grand Prix following concerns over its legality, while also adding a new T-wing element at the rear read more »

Questions have been raised over the legality of a number of components on the team's 2019 contender which need to be resolved before next week's season opener in... read more »

The Williams Formula 1 team is modifying part of its front suspension and its mirror design to ensure the car is legal for the season-opening Australian Grand Prix read more »

Haas has 96 hours to formally submit an appeal its unsuccessful protest surrounding the legality of Force Indias two cars, which was dismissed by the FIA stewards on Saturday. read more »

Mercedes' wheel rims have been subject to much discussion inside and outside the F1 paddock in recent weeks, but despite getting clearance from the FIA that it believes... read more »

Wheel rims used by Mercedes, whose legality had been questioned by rival teams, have been given the green light by the stewards in Mexico. read more »

The Mercedes W09 has passed an FIA check after Ferrari queried the legality of their wheel hub design. read more »

The battle for P4 in the Constructors' Championship has hotted up with Renault reporting Haas to the FIA over the legality of their car. read more »

Renault has lodged a formal complaint with the FIA about the legality of Haas car. read more »

Renault have lodged an appeal against the legality of the Haas cars following the Italian GP. read more »

Renault protests 'legality' of Haas VF-18 read more »

The Renault Formula 1 team has protested the Haas of Romain Grosjean following the Italian Grand Prix read more »

Ferrari considers the debate over whether its 2018 F1 car complies with the regulations to be "completely closed" after getting the green light from the FIA.  read more »

Ferrari are adamant any debate about the legality of their SF71H, its battery or engiine is "completely closed" as the FIA are declared it legal. read more »

Ferrari technical director, Mattia Binotto says the FIA's investigations into the legality of its power unit is "completely closed" read more »

As far as Ferrari's technical director Mattia Binotto is concerned, the debate over the legality of his team's power unit is "completely closed". read more »

Ferrari considers the issue of the legality of its 2018 Formula 1 car to be "completely closed" following the checks conducted by the FIA earlier this season read more »

Hamilton said he wasn't questioning the legality of Ferrari's car, but Vettel seemed unconvinced, albeit unbothered. read more »

Charlie Whiting has downplayed any concerns the FIA have over the legality of Ferrari's SF71H after Lewis Hamilton's post-Belgian Grand Prix comments, although the... read more »

Hamilton stresses he is not questioning the legality of Ferrari's car after talking about its  read more »

As Toto Wolff continues to doubt the legality of Ferrari's power unit, the FIA's Charlie Whiting insists nothing is wrong. read more »

Mercedes boss Toto Wolff admits doubt over the legality of Ferrari's power unit following recent upgrade. read more »

Although the FIA declared themselves "satisfied" with the legality of Ferrari's SF71H in Monaco, they will continue to monitor the team's ERS in Canada. read more »

The FIA has cleared Ferrari following speculation over the legality its energy recovery system (ERS). read more »

The FIA have cleared Ferrari of breaking any rules with their energy recovery system after questions were raised about the legality of their 2018 car. read more »