Ralf Schumacher described the FIA as "loser of the year" based on their decision making between Brazil and Abu Dhabi. read more »

F1 stewarding has been in the spotlight recently following a number of incidents involving title contenders Lewis Hamilton and Max Verstappen, who are tied on points heading... read more »

Unlike in Brazil, the stewards did take action against Max Verstappen and his defensive driving in Saudi Arabia, leaving him confused. read more »

Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff believes Max Verstappen's conduct at the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix was like "Brazil reloaded in miniature". read more »

At last month's Brazilian GP Verstappen ran Hamilton wide in Turn 4 as the British driver tried to overtake around the outside, but the incident wasn't investigated... read more »

Red Bull has struggled to match Mercedes for straight-line speed at points in recent races, most notably in Brazil when Lewis Hamilton fought back from being excluded in... read more »

Hamilton heads into this weekend's Saudi Arabian Grand Prix trailing Verstappen by just eight points at the top of the drivers' championship, having cut the gap with... read more »

Fear is something F1 drivers don’t often admit to feeling. Pedro Diniz does. In his 98 Grands Prix during the 1990s, the Brazilian experienced the highs of hard earned top-six... read more »

Several times this year, the stewards' calls have been criticised for their inconsistency, with different verdicts for incidents that drivers have found to be similar to... read more »

Lando Norris believes Max Verstappen's avoidance of a penalty for running Lewis Hamilton off the road in Brazil proves he was unfairly penalised in Austria. read more »

Max Verstappen has taken a sarcastic jibe at Lewis Hamilton's fine that he received for a seatbelt rule breach in Brazil. read more »

Drivers met with FIA officials including race director Michael Masi ahead of the Qatar Grand Prix to discuss racing rules after Max Verstappen's controversial defence... read more »

Mercedes and Lewis Hamilton were staring at title-race tragedy prior to the sprint in Brazil, but for Toto Wolff the belief has always been there. read more »

FIA race director Michael Masi has defended the length of time it took for decisions to be made over two high-profile incidents in recent Formula 1 rounds. read more »

The Maranello outfit has been embroiled in a season-long battle for third with McLaren, but has pulled ahead of its British rival in the latter part of the campaign, especially... read more »

In the latest F1 gossip, Red Bull expects Hamilton's 'spicy engine' to have less power in Saudi Arabia than Brazil, while Mercedes' rear wing passed the... read more »

Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff has insisted he "never stopped believing" a title charge for Lewis Hamilton was realistic despite hope seeming to slip away at one... read more »

McLaren says it still has confidence heading into the final pair of events this year despite its prospects of finishing third in the standings taking a significant blow.... read more »

At next weekend's Saudi GP, Lewis Hamilton will have the 'rocket' engine he used to such devastating effect in Brazil. read more »

Lando Norris feels more than ever that his penalty in Austria was unfair given Max Verstappen was let off in Brazil. read more »

Formula 1 Race Director Michael Masi has defended the prolonged wait for certain stewarding decisions that have taken place in recent weekends. In Brazil Lewis Hamilton's... read more »

Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff has claimed Lewis Hamilton's "superhero powers" were activated by his disqualification from qualifying in Brazil. read more »

The British driver closed to within eight points of rival Max Verstappen at the Qatar GP last weekend after taking a dominant win from pole position.And with the high-speed... read more »

Mercedes boss Toto Wolff believes Lewis Hamilton triggered his "superhero powers" in the wake of his exclusion from qualifying in Brazil. Hamilton surged from last to... read more »

Toto Wolff says Red Bull "woke up the lion" in Lewis Hamilton at the Brazilian GP, firing him up for an empthatic win in Qatar. read more »