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 »

Ahead of the right of review hearing, Max Verstappen has defended the incident at Turn 4 last weekend insisting that it was a "great battle". read more »

The Red Bull driver's behaviour is under the spotlight in Qatar this weekend with Mercedes asking the FIA for a right to review its decision not to investigate the... read more »

Max Verstappen says he is fully focused on his preparations for this weekend's Qatar Grand Prix amid Mercedes' impending right to review hearing. Mercedes lodged a... read more »

Verstappen and Hamilton went wheel-to-wheel while fighting for the win at Interlagos last Sunday, leading to both cars going off at Turn 4 as Verstappen fought to hold on to... read more »

Later today, the FIA stewards will hear new evidence over the incident between Verstappen and Hamilton on lap 48 and Turn 4 to judge if it needs to be investigated after the... read more »

Fernando Alonso believes "nothing should happen now" despite Mercedes exercising its right to review the clash between Max Verstappen and Lewis Hamilton in Brazil. read more »

Crash.net previews this weekend's Qatar Grand Prix with the 2021 Formula 1 season hotting up both on and off the track.  read more »

Mercedes has been summoned to appear before the FIA on Thursday following its request for a right of review of the incident at Turn 4 in Brazil. read more »

Mercedes will make their case for a review of the decision not to penalise Max Verstappen at the Sao Paulo Grand Prix to officials on Thursday. read more »

Following Formula 1's move to reveal the forward-facing camera footage from Verstappen's car on Tuesday, which stewards didn't have access to when deciding not... read more »

Formula One stewards will hear Mercedes' representatives on Thursday to decide whether to grant their request for a review of the Sao Paulo Grand Prix incident between... read more »

The date has been set for Mercedes to present their new evidence for their Right to Review Max Verstappen's penalty escape in Brazil. read more »

Mercedes' request for the decision over the Max Verstappen-Lewis Hamilton controversy will be heard on Thursday in Qatar. read more »

The FIA has summoned Mercedes to a hearing in Qatar on Thursday in order to determine whether its right to review should be held. Mercedes lodged a right to review on Tuesday... read more »

A look into why Mercedes wants the FIA to look into new footage of Max Verstappen's controversial defensive move on Lewis Hamilton during the Sao Paulo Grand Prix. read more »

Martin Brundle does not think Mercedes' attempt to have the incident reviewed between Max Verstappen and Lewis Hamilton in Brazil will succeed. read more »