Toto Wolff has predicted the Racing Point 'copying' controversy will not make it as far as the FIA's International Court of Appeal. read more »

Mercedes F1 boss Toto Wolff does not think the Racing Point "copying" controversy row will end up going to the FIA's International Court of Appeal. read more »

Mercedes Formula 1 team boss Toto Wolff says he doesn’t expect the Racing Point case to go to the International Court of Appeal. Racing Point was docked 15 Constructors’... read more »

Mercedes motorsport boss Toto Wolff is not now expecting the Racing Point brake duct saga to head to the International Court of Appeal. read more »

Ferrari are to press ahead with their appeal against Racing Point's punishment in the F1 'copying' row - despite Renault's withdrawal. read more »

Renault have asked Formula One's governing body FIA to withdraw their appeal against the punishment imposed on Racing Point for copying Mercedes' brake ducts. read more »

Renault F1 Team has announced that it has withdrawn its appeal against the Racing Point ruling, stating that it has faith in the sport to safeguard the originalty in the future. read more »

Renault has announced that they have formally requested to withdraw their appeal against the FIA's decision over Racing Point's illegal brake ducts. read more »

In the latest turn in Formula One's ongoing copying row, Renault has asked to withdraw the appeal it lodged against Racing Point's penalty earlier this month. read more »

Renault decide to withdraw their appeal against the verdict in Formula 1's "copying" controversy. read more »

The Renault F1 team has announced it has withdrawn its appeal against the penalty Racing Point received for running brake ducts designed by Mercedes.  read more »

Renault has opted to withdraw from the appeals process against the stewards' decisions regarding the legality of Racing Point's brake ducts. read more »

Renault has asked the FIA if it can withdraw its appeal against the punishment handed out to Racing Point for copying Mercedes' brake ducts read more »

Renault has confirmed that it has requested a withdrawal of its appeal against the stewards' decision with regard to Racing Point's brake ducts. Renault instigated a... read more »

Renault has withdrawn the appeals it lodged against the stewards' decisions in relation to Racing Point's brake ducts. read more »

Renault boss Cyril Abiteboul says their appeal over Racing Point's sanctions are to make the rules on car copying "crystal clear", not to ruin relationships... read more »

Renault boss Cyril Abiteboul says his team is pursuing its appeal in the Racing Point brake duct case in order to make the rules "crystal clear" in Formula 1 read more »

Red Bull boss, Christian Horner, thinks the long-running RP20 dispute will be settled outside of the FIA International Court of Appeal. read more »

Ferrari hopes to gain "clarity and transparency" from the FIA over the rules on Formula 1 car copying after formalising its appeal in the Racing Point brake duct case read more »

Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff has confirmed he will "defend our brand firmly" if attempts are made to implicate the Silver Arrows in the Racing Point brake duct... read more »

Lewis Hamilton has called on Pirelli to develop a stronger tyre construction for 2022, adding that Formula 1 fans do not want to see tyre management races read more »

McLaren boss, Andreas Seidl has explained the reason his team opted not to appeal the stewards ruling on the legality of the Racing Point RP20. read more »

McLaren has explained its decision to withdraw its appeal against the FIA's Racing Point ruling, saying it was satisfied by assurances made in the clampdown on future car... read more »

McLaren CEO Zak Brown has dismissed the notion that 2021 power unit supplier Mercedes had any influence on the team's decision to withdraw its appeal against the sanction... read more »

Renault boss, Cyril Abiteboul says that the International Court of Appeal should strip Racing Point of all points won at events where its cars were protested. read more »