Toto Wolff has insisted that Mercedes' request for FIA to review Max Verstappen's defensive manoeuvre in Brazil wasn't in hope of the Red Bull driver receiving a... read more »

Lewis Hamilton has insisted he has no perspective on the decision to deny Mercedes a review of Max Verstappen's defence of the lead at the Brazilian Grand Prix, read more »

The world champion squad wanted the FIA to reconsider its decision not to investigate Verstappen for pushing Hamilton wide at they battled for the lead at Interlagos last... read more »

The decision - which centred on the stewards' insistence that the new footage would not make them question their verdict to consider the incident an example of F1's... read more »

Mercedes requested the FIA to look again at its call not to evaluate whether or not Verstappen broke the rules in pushing Lewis Hamilton off the track at Interlagos as they... read more »

The FIA has denied Mercedes request for a right to review the Interlagos stewards decision not to investigate the incident involving Max Verstappen in last weekend's... read more »

The full FIA statement after the F1 stewards declined Mercedes' request to review Max Verstappen's defensive driving at Turn 4 when battling Lewis Hamilton during the... read more »

Formula 1's stewards have rejected Mercedes' request to review the incident involving title rivals Lewis Hamilton and Max Verstappen in the Sao Paulo Grand Prix.  read more »

Read below the full report from the stewards into Mercedes right-of-review hearing relating to the Max Verstappen Lewis Hamilton incident in the Sao Paulo Grand Prix. read more »

Formula 1 officials have rejected Mercedes' request for a review of Max Verstappen's driving during the Sao Paulo Grand Prix. read more »

Sao Paulo GP stewards have dismissed Mercedes' request to have the decision not to investigate Max Verstappen's defence against Lewis Hamilton last Sunday reviewed. read more »

The FIA has denied Mercedes' request for a right for review over the incident between Max Verstappen and Lewis Hamilton at the Brazilian Grand Prix last week. read more »

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Max Verstappen has avoided a penalty for his Sao Paulo Grand Prix defence against Lewis Hamilton after the stewards rejected Mercedes' review. read more »

Mercedes’ right to review the stewards’ call not to penalise Max Verstappen at the Sao Paulo Grand Prix has been rejected by the FIA. Mercedes were irked by Verstappen’s... read more »

The on-track incident between Max Verstappen and Lewis Hamilton at the Brazilian Grand Prix will not be investigated further after Mercedes was denied a review of the episode.... read more »

While race stewards are still deliberating over whether Mercedes should be given a right to review over Verstappen's defensive actions at Interlagos, McLaren team... read more »

McLaren team principal Andreas Seidl has warned the outcome of Mercedes' right-to- review hearing following the Brazilian Grand Prix clash between Lewis Hamilton and Max... read more »

Sebastian Vettel feels it is a "bit unnecessary" for Mercedes to ask for a review of Max Verstappen's antics in Brazil as Lewis Hamilton won. read more »

A verdict on whether the incident involving F1 title rivals Max Verstappen and Lewis Hamilton in the Sao Paulo Grand Prix should be reviewed will not be made until Friday.  read more »

The FIA has delayed a decision on Mercedes request for a right to review the decision not to penalise Max Verstappen in Brazil until Friday. read more »

Formula 1's stewards will not make a decision on Mercedes' right of review request until Friday, the FIA has announced. Mercedes lodged a right of review over the... read more »

A decision over the right of review of the Max Verstappen and Lewis Hamilton Sao Paulo Grand Prix incident has been placed on hold overnight. read more »

Lewis Hamilton has distanced himself from playing any part in Mercedes' decision to request a review into why F1 title rival Max Verstappen was not penalised in Brazil. read more »

Max Verstappen says he is "not surprised" by Mercedes' request to review his incident with Formula 1 title rival Lewis Hamilton in the Sao Paulo Grand Prix.  read more »