Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff has questioned those suggesting that the Italian Grand Prix should have been red-flagged as that is not the rule. read more »

Wolff believes that the fallout from last year's Abu Dhabi controversy gave them confidence to withstand any outside pressure for the race to be finished under green flag... read more »

Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff has claimed the FIA 'followed the rules' during its latest end-of-race safety car controversy in a clear reference to last... read more »

The Austrian, who is currently guiding the career of his son and F4 racer Charlie, has made the suggestion to F1 stakeholders in the wake of the Oscar Piastri... read more »

It's finally happened - Piastri's been confirmed to race in F1 for McLaren. But after the Alpine controversy earlier in the summer, there's been an interesting... read more »

Niels Wittich and Eduardo Freitas were drafted in after erstwhile race director Michael Masi was ousted in February in the wake of the Abu Dhabi controversy, and they have been... read more »

The Alpine and McLaren teams both have a claim on the Australian's services for 2023. They are obliged by the Concorde Agreement to abide by the decision of the CRB, and... read more »

Lewis Hamilton has revealed how he made light of F1's jewellery controversy in the early stages of the season. read more »

Lewis Hamilton has revealed his "worst fears came alive" when being 'cheated' out of an eighth world championship. read more »

Oscar Piastri has been catapulted into the limelight with the controversy surrounding his announcement as an Alpine driver for 2023, but who is he? read more »

Masi was removed from his position as race director after failing to implement at least two articles of the sporting regulations in the Abu Dhabi title decider last December.It... read more »

Former race director Michael Masi revealed he had received online death threats after the controversy last year that allowed Max Verstappen to claim the Formula One world title. read more »

Former F1 race director Michael Masi has revealed the scale of abuse he received following last year's Abu Dhabi Grand Prix. read more »

Carlos Sainz set the pace, Aston Martin courted controversy and Haas embraced their Ferrari-ness... read more »

The 43 track limits infractions that occurred over the recent Austrian GP led drivers to suggest that more leniency was needed at certain corners to avoid repeat dramas in the... read more »

Toto Wolff thinks the 'flexi-floor' controversy sees some teams able to take advantage of a regulatory grey area. read more »

Should one premiership end in controversy and acrimony, the next occupier of the office is well-advised to distance themselves from the turmoil that went before. They will want... read more »

Masi was given the race director job after Charlie Whiting passed away on the eve of the 2019 Australian GP, and he held it for three full seasons until last year's Abu... read more »

Michael Masi has finally broken his silence following last season's controversy in Abu Dhabi and his subsequent exit from the FIA. read more »

Masi had been in limbo since it was announced shortly before the start of the season and in the wake of the Abu Dhabi controversy that he would not have the race director role... read more »

A "hint" for Aston Martin as to how to solve their own porpoising... read more »

With his father making the media headlines in recent weeks, Crash.net takes a look back at the controversy that ended Nelson Piquet Jr's F1 career in 2009. read more »

Red Bull F1 team boss Christian Horner has explained why his side did not comment publicly on the controversy surrounding Nelson Piquet following his racist remark about Lewis... read more »

Lewis Hamilton has removed his nose stud ahead of the British Grand Prix, seemingly ending the controversy over Formula One's jewellery ban. read more »

Sebastian Vettel has voiced his support for Lewis Hamilton in the wake of the racist abuse he's faced in the days leading up to the F1 British Grand Prix. read more »