Ferrari principal Mattia Binotto believes the series of checks and clearances on their engine in 2019 proves they weren't cheating. read more »

Mattia Binotto claims that the late-season suspicion over the legality of Ferrari's engine was a deliberate attempt to "distract" the team. read more »

The Ferrari of Charles Leclerc is due to be investigated by the stewards at the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix after an irregularity between the amount of fuel in the car and the amount... read more »

Formula 1 teams will be required to run a second fuel-flow sensor next season as the FIA escalates its efforts to prevent the rules being exploited for performance gains read more »

Sebastian Vettel has shrugged off speculation about the legality of Ferrari's engine after Max Verstappen suggested the Italian team had been cheating up until the U.S.... read more »

Honda's Formula 1 technical director Toyoharu Tanabe says it only wants a "fair" battle with rival engine manufacturers in the wake of suspicions over the... read more »

Following the recent rumblings around the legality of Ferrari's PU, Honda say a "fair" engine battle is all they ask for. read more »

Ferrari has denied accusations it was forced to adapt the way it runs its engine this weekend as a result of a technical clarification by the FIA. read more »

Ferrari says it would welcome a clarification from the FIA on the legality of its Formula 1 engine, after admitting it has become "annoyed" by recent speculation read more »

Mattia Binotto says increased scrutiny on Ferrari's mighty power unit is unfair and "a shame". read more »

Ferrari Formula 1 boss Mattia Binotto says it is a shame the legality of its engine design is being questioned because his team should be "proud" of its advantage read more »

Racing Point team boss, Otmar Szafnauer has revealed that his team only protested the legality of Renault's brake-bias system after the FIA refused permission for it to... read more »

Charles Leclerc thinks questions about the legality of Ferrari's Formula 1 engines are an attempt to "destabilise" his team - which he insists is not worried... read more »

Rivals are once again asking the FIA to investigate Ferrari, this time it is in regards to their power unit following the Scuderia's upturn in form. read more »

A number of Ferrari's Formula 1 rivals have written to the FIA for clarity over the legality of design aspects they believe are behind the Italian team's engine advantage read more »

Charles Leclerc has questioned the legality of the overtake from Max Verstappen in the latter stages of the Austrian Grand Prix which cost him the victory and handed the win to... read more »

The Williams Formula 1 team has updated its FW42 ahead of the Australian Grand Prix following concerns over its legality, while also adding a new T-wing element at the rear read more »

Questions have been raised over the legality of a number of components on the team's 2019 contender which need to be resolved before next week's season opener in... read more »

The Williams Formula 1 team is modifying part of its front suspension and its mirror design to ensure the car is legal for the season-opening Australian Grand Prix read more »

Haas has 96 hours to formally submit an appeal its unsuccessful protest surrounding the legality of Force Indias two cars, which was dismissed by the FIA stewards on Saturday. read more »

Mercedes' wheel rims have been subject to much discussion inside and outside the F1 paddock in recent weeks, but despite getting clearance from the FIA that it believes... read more »

Wheel rims used by Mercedes, whose legality had been questioned by rival teams, have been given the green light by the stewards in Mexico. read more »

The Mercedes W09 has passed an FIA check after Ferrari queried the legality of their wheel hub design. read more »

The battle for P4 in the Constructors' Championship has hotted up with Renault reporting Haas to the FIA over the legality of their car. read more »

Renault has lodged a formal complaint with the FIA about the legality of Haas car. read more »