Carlos Sainz's time penalty at the Australian GP time penalty has been upheld after Ferrari's petition for a review was dismissed on Tuesday. read more »

Ferrari's request for Carlos Sainz's penalty at the Australian Grand Prix to be reconsidered has been denied by F1's governing body the FIA.  read more »

Ferrari had appealed to the governing body for a right to review in response to Sainz being handed a five-second penalty for tagging with Fernando Alonso during the final... read more »

Carlos Sainz's Australian GP time penalty has been upheld after Ferrari's right of review request was dismissed by stewards on Tuesday. read more »

Ferrari's right of review into Carlos Sainz's time penalty at Formula 1's Australian Grand Prix has been dismissed. Sainz received a five-second time penalty in... read more »

George Russell's chances of taking an F1 grid penalty this season have increased with Mercedes unable to save his engine following a fire at the Australian Grand Prix.  read more »

Ferrari will learn whether their attempt to get Carlos Sainz's controversial penalty at the F1 Australian Grand Prix reviewed will be successful or not on Tuesday.  read more »

Carlos Sainz will learn his fate next Tuesday over his controversial five-second penalty from Australia. read more »

Ferrari's request for a review of the penalty imposed on Carlos Sainz at the end of the Australian Grand Prix will be heard on 18 April. read more »

Ferrari's request for the right to review the time penalty handed to Carlos Sainz in Melbourne will be heard next week. read more »

Carlos Sainz and Ferrari have been given hope and a deadline after an FIA document was published, calling Ferrari representatives to the stewards for a virtual hearing. read more »

Ferrari made the request after Sainz was docked five seconds following his collision with Fernando Alonso after the final grid restart in Melbourne.The contact between the two... read more »

Ferrari's Right of Review request into Carlos Sainz's Australian Grand Prix penalty will be heard on Tuesday. Sainz received a five-second time penalty at the final... read more »

Christian Horner has hit back at Fred Vasseur's complaint that Red Bull's cost-cap penalty was "very light", saying the Ferrari boss's claim is... read more »

Esteban Ocon has warned his fellow Formula 1 drivers that more of them will receive penalties this season following the FIA's latest rule change. read more »

Red Bull chief Christian Horner says claims from Ferrari counterpart Frederic Vasseur that his team's Formula 1 cost-cap penalty was not strong enough are... read more »

Ocon was hit with a five-second time penalty in the season-opening Bahrain Grand Prix for lining up too far to the right of his grid box.In the following race in Saudi Arabia,... read more »

Ferrari boss Fred Vasseur does not think Red Bull's windtunnel penalty will have a meaningful impact on the team's Formula One advantage this year. read more »

Ferrari are requesting a right of review over the penalty for Carlos Sainz Jr. during the Australian Grand Prix. read more »

Aston Martin team principal Mike Krack has suggested his outfit would be happy to take a penalty for breaching the FIA's directive on celebrations. read more »

Last season, after three races Leclerc led the world championship by a comfortable margin on 71 points, having scored two victories.This year, after round three he lies 10th... read more »

Ferrari boss Fred Vasseur believes that Red Bull's dominant start to the season shows their F1 cost cap penalty was "very light".  read more »

Scuderia Ferrari's Carlos Sainz and Charles Leclerc reflect on tough results in Australia, both leaving Albert Park with no points. read more »

Ferrari team principal Frederic Vasseur says Red Bull's strong start to the 2023 Formula 1 season shows their penalty for breaching the sport's cost cap in 2021 was... read more »

Ferrari team boss Frederic Vasseur says the early dominance of Red Bull in 2023 is evidence that its penalty for breaking the cost cap rules wasn't severe enough. Although... read more »