Red Bull have been accused of "kindergarten" behaviour for protesting George Russell in Canada. read more »

Mercedes Formula 1 boss Toto Wolff has slammed Red Bull for protesting against George Russell's Canadian Grand Prix victory, calling the move... read more »

McLaren team principal Andrea Stella welcomes his rivals' search for illegal elements on the championship-leading MCL39 as he remains confident they will ultimately waste... read more »

Red Bull has officially ruled out protesting the penalty issued to Max Verstappen at the Formula 1 Saudi Arabian Grand Prix. The post Red Bull rules out protesting Max... read more »

Red Bull boss Christian Horner ruled out protesting the stewards' verdict that cost Max Verstappen the win at the F1 Saudi Arabian GP. The post Why Red Bull didn’t protest... read more »

World Rally Championship drivers are protesting the FIA's swearing ban. read more »

Max Verstappen will serve his FIA press conference swearing punishment while in Rwanda for the governing body's annual awards ceremony next week.The Red Bull driver was... read more »

Max Verstappen says his punishment for swearing is "ridiculous" after protesting against the penalty during an official news conference. read more »

Fernando Alonso humbles Lewis Hamilton and Carlos Sainz in wheel-to-wheel combat, then profits from Charles Leclerc's engine failure to win the opening race of 2023. The... read more »

Next weekend's Silverstone Grand Prix marks 20 years since the race was interrupted in bizarre circumstances. Possibly the most bizarre circumstances. read more »

A report from Auto Motor und Sport suggests Red Bull have backed down on protesting Mercedes' mirrors. read more »

Helmut Marko says Mercedes were "bad losers" for protesting the Abu Dhabi GP result, and has threatened to quit if they're successful. read more »

Protesting the Mercedes rear wing would be the "last resort" for Red Bull with Helmut Marko saying he'd rather the FIA deal with it. read more »

Insisting that Mercedes recent straight-line speed is "not normal", Red Bull boss, Christian Horner admits that he will not hesitate in protesting the car. read more »

Mercedes Formula 1 boss Toto Wolff says he finds it "weird" that Red Bull is "protesting so loudly" in defence of its recent straight-line speed gains. read more »

Max Verstappen scored Red Bull's fourth win of the season in France last Sunday after passing Lewis Hamilton on the penultimate lap, ending Mercedes' dominant recent... read more »

As F1 waits to see if Mercedes will carry out its threat of protesting the rear wing on the Red Bull, Christian Horner warns that in doing so the German team could come to... read more »

Despite Toto Wolff's threats to the contrary, Helmut Marko doesn't believe Mercedes will risk a "major scandal" in Baku by protesting as many as four teams. read more »

Toto Wolff reiterates the possibility of protesting the rear wing on the Red Bull in Baku, while admitting that the Austrian team could counter by protesting the front wing on... read more »

Mercedes and Red Bull could end up protesting each other ahead of the next race in Baku unless the FIA provide further clarification on the wing saga. read more »

Racing Point has confirmed it will switch to Mercedes’ current suspension set-up next year, after the FIA cleared them to do so despite complaints from rival teams. Racing... read more »

Motor racing's governing body, the FIA, is looking into whether Lewis Hamilton broke rules at the Tuscan Grand Prix by wearing a t-shirt protesting the death of Breonna... read more »

The ongoing battle over the legality of the 2020 Racing Point car has taken a turn with protesting teams reaching the end of the window to appeal. What happens from here? Will... read more »

Racing Point has notified the FIA that they will be protesting the decision to deduct points and fine them for using illegal rear brake ducts. read more »

Toto Wolff, trying to play the role of mediator, has warned protesting teams that Lawrence Stroll will go "all-in" if taken to the International Court of Appeal. read more »