Ferrari have confirmed they intend to appeal against the FIA's verdict on Racing Point's 2020 car. read more »

Ferrari has become the first team to appeal against the stewards' decision imposed against Racing Point in the latest twist to the brake ducts saga. read more »

Ferrari has become the first Formula 1 team to confirm that it intends to appeal the FIA's ruling against Racing Point over its brake ducts design read more »

Team principals give their views on the fine and points deduction handed down to Racing Point by the FIA following Renault's successful protest about the legality of their... read more »

It was definitely a positive day of running and it's looking very tight between the teams. read more »

Renault are considering whether to appeal the decision to dock Racing Point 15 Constructors’ Championship points and fine them €400,000, and push for a harsher penalty.... read more »

Mercedes boss Toto Wolff has criticised what he has claimed is a "little revolution" of teams against Racing Point, while he has also accused some rivals of adopting... read more »

Nico Hulkenberg felt "much more at home" with Racing Point during his second Friday Formula 1 practice appearance after deputising for Sergio Perez again at the 70th... read more »

Renault boss, Cyril Abiteboul admits that the French team is considering appealing the result of the Racing Point hearing. read more »

McLaren CEO Zak Brown believes there could be other issues surrounding the legality of the Racing Point cars following the FIA's verdict on their brake ducts. read more »

McLaren and Ferrari are among rival teams that suspect Racing Point's breach of Formula One's regulations goes deeper the verdict issued on its brake ducts. read more »

Racing Point's rivals have voiced their displeasure about the scale of the penalty the team received for violating Formula 1 regulations - with Renault admitting they... read more »

Mercedes Formula 1 boss Toto Wolff says he has "zero worries" about the team being implicated in any kind of wrongdoing in the Racing Point brake duct saga read more »

Mercedes boss Toto Wolff has dismissed any concern his team was in breach of the FIA regulations with regard to its involvement in the Racing Point row read more »

McLaren Racing CEO Zak Brown says the FIA's verdict on Racing Point proves the team's claims that is only used photographs to clone Mercedes' 2019 F1 car is... read more »

Racing Point remains hopeful that Sergio Perez will be able to return to F1 at the upcoming Spanish Grand Prix. read more »

Renault is considering whether to appeal the sanction imposed on Racing Point over the brake duct furore and may yet be joined by a number of its Formula 1 rivals. read more »

McLaren Chief Executive Officer Zak Brown says "everything else" on Racing Point's RP20 should be questioned, in the wake of the team's breach of Sporting... read more »

Renault may lodge an appeal against the penalty received by rivals Racing Point over its brake ducts, and will make a decision after Formula 1's 70th Anniversary GP FP2 today read more »

Formula 1 wants to ban copycat designs from next season in a bid to stop teams following a similar approach to Racing Point. read more »

Racing Point says it is hopeful that Sergio Perez will be able to return to Formula 1 action at next weekend's Spanish Grand Prix. Perez was cleared by Public Health... read more »

Insisting his team is fully vindicated, Racing Point boss, Otmar Szafnauer says he is pained and surprised at the reasoning over listed parts change of heart. read more »

Red Bull's Christian Horner has heard on the grapvine that Renault may appeal the verdict given by the FIA on the Racing Point's RP20. read more »

Mercedes re-established their dominance at Silverstone in first practice for the 70th Anniversary GP as Valtteri Bottas led a one-two ahead of Lewis Hamilton, while stand-in... read more »

It would be "very unreasonable" to expect Racing Point to redesign the brake ducts on its 2020 F1 car, according to FIA head of single-seater technical matters... read more »