Charles Leclerc has been hit with a host of time penalties for staying out and driving his Ferrari Formula 1 car in an "unsafe condition" during the Japanese Grand Prix. read more »

A disastrous weekend for Sebastian Vettel included a penalty for rejoining the track in an unsafe manner, with a race-ruining 10 second stop-go penalty and a further three... read more »

F1 race director Michael Masi explains why a black flag was not considered as punishment for Sebastian Vettel's unsafe rejoining of the circuit at Monza on Sunday. read more »

The McLaren Formula 1 team has been fined €5000 for the unsafe release of Carlos Sainz during the Italian Grand Prix read more »

Ferrari's Sebastian Vettel was given a ten-second stop-go penalty after a comedy of errors on lap six at the Italian Grand Prix. read more »

A time penalty will now be the punishment for an unsafe release says the FIA following the controversial Leclerc decision in Germany read more »

Christian Horner says he "slightly crapped" when Romain Grosjean headed towards him as a result of Ferrari's unsafe release. read more »

Ferrari boss, Mattia Binotto insists that the controversial decision to fine the team for its unsafe release of Charles Leclerc in Germany was the "proper one". read more »

Ferrari Formula 1 boss Mattia Binotto believes his team's fine for Charles Leclerc's unsafe release at Hockenheim was the "proper" punishment, despite the... read more »

In the aftermath of the reaction to Ferrari's fine for its unsafe release of Charles Leclerc in Germany, the FIA has agreed that in future time penalties will be imposed. read more »

Max Verstappen feels it was "completely wrong" for Ferrari to only receive a monentary penalty for an unsafe release in Germany, with the FIA agreeing with the driver. read more »

Stewards to impose time penalties for unsafe releases read more »

Autosport can reveal that the FIA has agreed with Formula 1 teams that unsafe pitstop releases will be punished with time penalties rather than fines, following Ferrari's... read more »

FIA race director Michael Masi has explained how Charles Leclerc avoided punishment despite being released into the path of Romain Grosjean in the pit-lane during the German... read more »

Michael Masi has rubbished claims that the FIA have set a dangerous precedent by only penalising Ferrari for the unsafe release of Charles Leclerc in the Hockenheim pits. read more »

Amidst claims of bias and inconsistency, race director, Michael Masi has explained why Ferrari was only fined for its unsafe release of Charles Leclerc at Hockenheim. read more »

The FIA insists punishing Ferrari with only a fine for Charles Leclerc's unsafe release in Formula 1's German Grand Prix has not set a precedent read more »

Helmut Marko says by the letter of the law set out in Canada, Lewis Hamilton should have been penalised for an unsafe return onto the track in France. read more »

The FIA will take no further action against Lewis Hamilton after deeming he did not rejoin the track in an unsafe manner in France. read more »

The debate of rejoining the track in an unsafe manner was opened up once again... read more »

Mercedes continued their fine form at the French Grand Prix, taking a second one-two finish from Friday practice in FP2. Valtteri Bottas topped Lewis Hamilton, while the... read more »

In the most controversial moment of the 2019 Formula 1 season so far, Sebastian Vettel finished the Canadian Grand Prix as the fastest driver, crossing the finish line first,... read more »

Ferrari team principal Mattia Binotto moved to dampen suggestions of a Scuderia revival, despite Sebastian Vettel enjoying an impressive Canadian Grand Prix, in which he was... read more »

Former world champion Jenson Button believes that two centimetres might have stood between Sebastian Vettel avoiding the penalty which cost him victory at the Canadian Grand... read more »

Jolyon Palmer says he is in "complete agreement" with Sebastian Vettel's penalty as he either "crowded" a rival or returned to the track in an unsafe way. read more »