Alpine sporting director Alan Permane has revealed the FIA believes the Haas protest saga against Fernando Alonso went "too far" but believes a line has now been... read more »

The FIA announced on Friday in Mexico that it had struck an Accepted Breach Agreement with Red Bull after finding the team had exceeded the $145 million budget cap last year.... read more »

On Friday of the 2022 Mexico City Grand Prix, it was announced that Red Bull Racing and Aston Martin had both been penalised for breaches of F1's first-ever cost cap. Will... read more »

Carlos Sainz led a one-two for Ferrari in an ultra-close opening practice for the Mexico City GP, as Formula 1 returned to on-track competitiveness after Red Bull's... read more »

Alpine is pursuing justice for Fernando Alonso despite FIA stewards ruling its protest against Haas inadmissible. read more »

But Alpine has already submitted a right of review for the stewards' ruling, meaning the saga will continue to rumble on as it looks to regain Alonso's seventh-place... read more »

Red Bull and the FIA are edging towards an 'accepted breach agreement' and an end to Formula 1's cost cap saga, Sky Sports understands. read more »

Red Bull and the FIA are yet to reach a deal over the ongoing F1 cost cap saga after talks were held between the two parties on Friday at the United States Grand Prix.  read more »

Lewis Hamilton says he is focused on "looking forward" and "how I can win another championship" as the saga surrounding Red Bull's F1 cost cap breach... read more »

Lewis Hamilton has backed the FIA to uphold F1's integrity as the Red Bull budget cap saga rages on. read more »

Earlier this month, the FIA confirmed that Red Bull was guilty of a "minor" overspend of last year’s Formula 1 budget cap. It is not yet clear exactly how much the... read more »

Piastri will race for McLaren next year after a contract saga over the summer saw Alpine claim it had a deal in place for him to race in 2023, only for the Contract Recognition... read more »

The FIA confirming Red Bull's cost-cap guilt - but failing to provide details on the severity, the punishment or the timeframe - has left Formula 1 in limbo as we wait on... read more »

After much speculation and off-track feuding, F1 finally has some clarity following the FIA's long-awaited cost cap review - but what will happen next? read more »

Rumours emerged in Singapore last week that two teams - Red Bull and Aston Martin - may have breached the $145 million budget cap for 2021 as the FIA prepared to issue... read more »

Pierre Gasly will race for Alpine next season after the French team finally thrashed out a deal with the AlphaTauri driver to end an F1 transfer saga. read more »

The FIA's ruling on potential 2021 cost cap infringements may now be delayed until after the Japanese GP, but the punishments lined out in the regulations already exist.... read more »

The FIA is yet to reveal the results of its audit into F1 teams' finances for the 2021 world championship.  read more »

Ferrari's F1 racing director, Laurent Mekies says the Italian team remains committed to its young driver initiative despite the fall-out over the Oscar Piastri saga. read more »

Williams' announcement that Nicholas Latifi will end his three-year stay with the team at the season's conclusion kicks off yet another driver market saga. read more »

Reigning Formula 2 champion Piastri will make his F1 debut with McLaren next year after finding himself at the heart of a contract saga in recent weeks involving both McLaren... read more »

Alpine CEO, Laurent Rossi has admitted that the Oscar Piastri saga has left the French team considering the future of its young driver programme. read more »

McLaren CEO Zak Brown has called on the FIA to review the current F1 superlicence rules amid the Colton Herta saga. read more »

Alpine CEO Laurent Rossi admits that he is considering the team's Formula 1 junior programme following its dispute with Oscar Piastri. Earlier this month, it was confirmed... read more »

Colton Herta's move into F1 has broken down for the second silly season in a row. read more »