McLaren took the decision not to risk failing scrutineering with its new front wing after being unable to check it was legal.     read more »

Bernie Ecclestone says legal issues are to blame as Formula One heads into race five of the season still without a Concorde Agreement... read more »

Bernie Ecclestone says legal details are holding up the signing of a new Concorde Agreement, insisting financial terms have been agreed until 2020 read more »

A technical innovation on the new Williams FW35 is believed to be within the rules, despite a similar system on the Red Bull having been declared illegal last season. The... read more »

Williams has impressed F1's eagle-eyed technical experts with an innovation aboard its new FW35. Although designer Mike Coughlan's Coanda exhaust solution will have... read more »

F1's governing body has told Williams its exhaust solution for the newly-launched FW35 is not legal. It was already believed a similar solution for the Coanda-effect... read more »

The FIA appears to have approved an exhaust design being run by both Williams and Caterham, which others teams have suggested is not legal. read more »

The newly launched Williams FW35 has already caught the eye of rival teams thanks to its innovative exhaust design. Though many within the paddock are questioning its legality.... read more »

Williams technical director Mike Coughlan insists the Williams exhaust solution is legal after the team launched the new FW35 read more »

Williams technical director Mike Coughlan is certain that the vane in the FW35's exhaust outlet is legal despite similarities to a controversial part on the Caterham. read more »

Sauber have confirmed they will experiment with a passive drag reduction system during pre-season testing. Whilst the double-DRS system used by Mercedes last season has been... read more »

Legal action taken by event promoters adds another dimension to the ongoing on-off story surrounding the German Grand Prix. read more »

The Brabham family has won their legal action in the German High Court to protect the Brabham name from being used without their authorisation... read more »

The Brabham family have won a three-year battle to protect their name from use by third parties in the EU seeking to exploit the reputation of Sir Jack Brabham and his heirs. read more »

The Brabham family has won its legal tussle with Michael Trick, the German who had been selling modified BMW's under the Brabham Racing banner. read more »

The Brabham family has won its legal battle to protect the Brabham name through the German Higher Courts read more »

The famous Brabham name could be set return to Formula One if legal issues surrounding right to the name's use are resolved. read more »

Adrian Sutil has claimed that there are no legal issues preventing him from racing in Formula One next season... read more »

Adrian Sutil says the way is open for a 'new beginning' for him in Formula 1, after revealing that there are no legal issues that will prevent him being totally... read more »

Despite suggestions to the contrary, Adrian Newey insists that everything Red Bull did in 2012 in order to improve performance was legal... read more »

Adrian Newey says Red Bull were right to push the technical regulations to the very limit during the 2012 season, despite coming under fire from their rivals. The Milton Keynes... read more »

The Texas and local Austin government have released funds from the Major Events Trust Fund (METF) to the organisers of the United States Grand Prix following the success of the... read more »

Amongst the other legal battles he's enduring, Pitpass can reveal that Bernie Ecclestone was also threatened with legal action by a former F1 team manager who claimed to... read more »

Red Bull says it is pleased, but not surprised that it has no case to answer over Sebastian Vettel's alleged yellow flag overtake in Brazil, with governing body the FIA... read more »

Sebastian Vettel will retain his World title after F1 race director Charlie Whiting confirmed his overtake on Jean-Eric Vergne in Brazil was legal... read more »