Ferrari has become the first team to officially appeal the stewards decision on the legality of the Racing Point RP20. read more »

Racing Point Team Principal Otmar Szafnauer has expressed his displease regarding today's verdict on the legality of the brake ducts of his outfit's 2020 F1 car. read more »

Team principals give their views on the fine and points deduction handed down to Racing Point by the FIA following Renault's successful protest about the legality of their... read more »

McLaren CEO Zak Brown believes there could be other issues surrounding the legality of the Racing Point cars following the FIA's verdict on their brake ducts. read more »

Racing Point has been docked 15 F1 world championship constructors' points and fined €400,000 euros after a protest against its cars legality was upheld.  read more »

Renault's protest against the legality of Racing Point's car is being heard at Silverstone on Wednesday. read more »

Renault's protest arguing against the legality of the Racing Point RP20 will be heard ahead of the 70th Anniversary Grand Prix at Silverstone read more »

The hearing into Renault's protest over the legality of Formula One rival's Racing Point's 2020 car will take place at Silverstone today. read more »

Racing Point, Renault and Mercedes called before stewards this morning for hearing to decide the legality of the RP20. read more »

Renault's protests against the legality of Racing Point's RP20 is set to be decided on Wednesday, with stewards summoning the respective parties. Renault lodged a... read more »

The hearing for Renault's protest against Racing Point over the legality of its 2020 Formula 1 car will take place at Silverstone on Wednesday read more »

On the eve of the FIA's hearing regarding the legality of the Racing Point's RP20, Ferrari has written to Formula 1 and FIA asking for clarification of their own. read more »

Renault has submitted a third protest of the season against Racing Point following the conclusion of the British Grand Prix. read more »

Renault has formally lodged a protest over the legality of Racing Point's Formula 1 car for the third race in a row following Sunday's British Grand Prix read more »

Racing Point says it has 886 drawings to prove that the brake ducts on its RP20 comply with Formula 1’s regulations, asserting it is "impossible for them to be... read more »

Ross Brawn says the FIA has a difficult job in their hands as they decide the legality of Racing Point's brake ducts following a protest from Renault. read more »

Following today's Hungarian Grand Prix, the Renault DP World F1 Team has lodged another protest concerning the legality of the 2020 F1 car of the Racing Point outfit. read more »

Renault has again issued a protest concerning the legality of Racing Point's RP20, following the conclusion of Formula 1's Hungarian Grand Prix. Renault protested the... read more »

For the second time in as many weeks, Renault has protested the legality of Racing Point's controversial 2020 race car, doing so shortly after the Hungarian Grand Prix. read more »

Renault could protest Formula One rivals Racing Point again after Sunday's Hungarian Grand Prix and at subsequent races until a ruling on the legality of the... read more »

Renault has stressed that its protest against the legality of Racing Point's RP20 concerns the future of Formula 1, as opposed to merely questioning a component of its... read more »

The delays to the start of the season prevented Renault from protesting the legality of the Racing Point RP10 until after last weekend's Styrian Grand Prix. read more »

Racing Point have hit back at what they have labelled Renault's "misconceived and poorly-informed" protest about the legality of their cars after the Styrian GP. read more »

Racing Point has hit out at Renault's "misconceived and poorly informed protest" in the wake of Formula 1's Styrian Grand Prix. Racing Point finished sixth... read more »

Renault's protest over the legality of Racing Point's RP20 is 'admissible' according to the stewards at the Red Bull Ring. read more »