Paul di Resta has put Mercedes in the mix this weekend - but only if they can control their porpoising. read more »

The porpoising effect has proved to be particularly brutal for the drivers, especially Kevin Magnussen. read more »

At the 2022 season start in Bahrain all attention were on Mercedes' struggles, while Ferrari caught the eye with an impressive all-round package that somehow managed to... read more »

The German manufacturer has endured a frustrating start to the 2022 campaign, with its W13 being held back by extreme porpoising.But while it has made some good progress in... read more »

It's one of, if not the most talked about issue affecting the 2022 cars. Sam Collins and Craig Scarborough take a look at which teams have solved the problem. Watch more... read more »

Hamilton and Mercedes arrived in Monaco hopeful of taking another step forward after appearing to go a long way to remedying its porpoising issue with its Spain updates last... read more »

Opening practice session in Monaco sees the top three covered by just 0.070s, as porpoising returns with a vengeance. read more »

Leclerc, who has yet to finish an F1 or FIA Formula 2 race at Monaco, had to abort a couple of potentially even faster laps late on. But his 1m14.531s posted on medium tyres... read more »

The Mercedes Formula 1 team has asserted that it is not operating under the assumption that it has eliminated its porpoising problem. From the start of the 2022 season, the... read more »

Mercedes produced the best run of their season so far last time out in Spain. read more »

Red Bull team boss Christian Horner believes Mercedes is becoming a factor in the 2022 World Championship. The reigning Constructors' Champions brought upgrades to the... read more »

Charles Leclerc has backed team-mate Carlos Sainz's suggestion that F1 should consider the long-term effect on drivers' health from porpoising. read more »

Mercedes are a team on the rise after they finally seem to have solved their porpoising issues. read more »

One ally to Carlos Sainz's cause was George Russell - but not Lando Norris. read more »

Mercedes drivers Russell and Lewis Hamilton qualified fourth and sixth respectively on Saturday, but both felt the team had made a big step forward to solve its porpoising... read more »

Haas, which had merely reinforced the floor on its cars in a bid to do away with the porpoising, as opposed to a raft of upgrades, had both its drivers in the Top Ten... read more »

Mercedes endured a nightmare start to the ground-effect era with a car that suffered from wild porpoising, which forced the team to run its car higher than it wanted.The... read more »

Mercedes brought a raft of updates for the W13 car to the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya for this weekend's Spanish Grand Prix in the hope of easing the porpoising problem... read more »

George Russell led Lewis Hamilton for a 2-3 result in FP2 at Barcelona, the duo completing their qualifying simulations 0.117s and 0.204s adrift of one-lap pacesetter Charles... read more »

Following Carlos Sainz' comments over the long-term effect of porpoising on drivers' backs, George Russell admits that it is possible head trauma that concerns him. read more »

Leclerc beat Mercedes duo George Russell and Lewis Hamilton to top spot in second practice at Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya, having also been fastest in opening practice, to... read more »

With the team having thrown a huge effort at a raft of changes for Barcelona, Hamilton and team-mate George Russell enjoyed a competitive showing in Friday practice for the... read more »

Lewis Hamilton says Mercedes' porpoising difficulties have been significantly reduced in Barcelona following the introduction of upgrades. The reigning Constructors'... read more »

Charles Leclerc is quickest in FP2, edging out the Mercedes pair as world champions appear to be getting on top of their porpoising issue. read more »

Charles Leclerc tops the Friday morning timesheets as a busy session sees the teams test their various upgrades and Mercedes appears to have eased its porpoising. read more »