The FIA has rejected Lotus's protest against Mercedes rear-wing super-DRS system, which they believe falls foul of the technical regulations. The system has been... read more »

The formal protest lodged by the Lotus F1 team against the controversial rear wing and DRS system used by Mercedes has been dismissed, with the FIA declaring it legal. read more »

Lotus has elected not to appeal against the FIA stewards' decision that the Mercedes DRS system is legal, after its protest about the design was rejected on Thursday night. read more »

Mercedes' unique rear wing system, dubbed the 'super DRS', has been declared legal by the FIA once again in China. The clarification follows a protest... read more »

Lotus's protest against the legality of Mercedes's rear wing has been rejected by the FIA, Formula 1's ruling body. read more »

Lotus launch a formal protest against Mercedes' controversial rear wing to Formula 1's governing body, the FIA. read more »

The Lotus F1 team has officially lodged a protest against the controversial rear wing and DRS system used by Mercedes. read more »

Apr.12 (GMM) Two publications are reporting strong rumours that Lotus is preparing an official protest against Mercedes' controversial F-duct system. Germany's... read more »

The Lotus team has officially filed a protest against Mercedes's super-DRS rear-wing system, ahead of the Chinese Grand Prix. The system, which reduces drag by channelling read more »

Ross Brawn has said he is disappointed that the row over the Mercedes rear wing has dragged into a third race, with Lotus having now lodged a protest against it. read more »

Ahead of this weekend's Chinese Grand Prix, the Lotus F1 Team has filled a protest against the rear wing of Mercedes. Despite the fact that FIA had ruled that the DRS... read more »

After weeks of threats but no action, a protest has finally been launched against Mercedes' W-duct wing and it has come courtesy of Lotus F1... read more »

Lotus has officially protested over a unique aspect of Mercedes' rear wing ahead of this weekend's Chinese Grand Prix in Shanghai, despite clarification from... read more »

Lotus has lodged a formal protest against the controversial Mercedes DRS system that the FIA has so far deemed legal read more »

The Lotus team has filed a protest against Mercedes's rear wing ahead of this weekend's Chinese Grand Prix. read more »

A protest group in Bahrain has issued a warning to F1's organisers, participants, sponsors and fans, urging that it cannot ensure their safety at next week's Grand Prix. read more »

Mercedes could yet face a protest of their W-duct wing with Christian Horner saying it could happen if rivals don't agree with Charlie Whiting's ruling... read more »

Increased reporting of the situation in Bahrain shows that last week's positive vibe about the country's grand prix could yet be misplaced. read more »

Ross Brawn says that while it is "everybody's right to protest" he is growing tired of complaints about Mercedes' new wing... read more »

Ross Brawn believes that if rival teams are so concerned about the legality of the rear wing on the Mercedes F1 W03 then they should make an official protest before a grand... read more »

Mar.22 (GMM) Red Bull has stepped up the technical row with Mercedes by accusing the German team of breaching a gentlemen's agreement. Red Bull and Lotus last weekend... read more »

Mar.22 (GMM) Contrary to recent speculation, McLaren does not yet have a Mercedes-style new F-duct on its dominant 2012 car. When boss Martin Whitmarsh said in Melbourne that... read more »

Red Bull has stepped up the technical row with Mercedes by accusing the German team of breaching a gentlemen’s agreement. Red Bull and Lotus last weekend threatened... read more »

Contrary to recent speculation, McLaren does not yet have a Mercedes-style new F-duct on its dominant 2012 car. When boss Martin Whitmarsh said in Melbourne that he would not... read more »

McLaren will not pursue protest as an option to uncover Mewrcedes' rear wing secrets, according to MD Jonathan Neale. read more »