Carlos Sainz and George Russell led calls among the Formula 1 driving fraternity for the FIA to punish drivers purposefully triggering Red Flags during this weekend’s Monaco... read more »

The Autodromo Enzo e Dino Ferrari is set to punish driver's mistake much more than previously after several of its corners have gone through key changes. read more »

Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc has urged changes to how time penalties are used in Formula 1 as he believes the current process doesn’t ensure consistent punishments. The topic of... read more »

Alonso was given a drive-through, converted into a 20-second time penalty, for the way his defensive tactics against George Russell in Melbourne contributed to a last-lap... read more »

George Russell claims that failure to punish Fernando Alonso for his tactics in Melbourne would have opened a can of worms for motorsport in general. read more »

Two Sky Sports F1 pundits were surprised the stewards didn't punish Lando Norris at the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix. read more »

Multiple drivers have called for track limits reform following a number of violations in yesterday’s Formula 1 Sprint at The Circuit of the Americas in Austin, Texas. Modern... read more »

Max Verstappen's Red Bull squad has won all but one grand prix this season and together they have already clinched both the drivers' and constructors'... read more »

Alex Albon has clarified his criticism of Formula 1's penalty system, arguing that five-second penalties only punish the drivers representing teams down the order. The... read more »

Williams driver Logan Sargeant received two separate penalties prior to the start of the Japanese Grand Prix after being adjudged to have used a 'third car' during... read more »

As he calls for rules consistency, Pierre Gasly confirms that he is to talk to the FIA over the failure to punish Lance Stroll for an illegal overtake. read more »

FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem has ruled out "punishing" Max Verstappen and Red Bull and insists it is down to other F1 teams to catch up.  read more »

Top eight in FP2 covered by one second as the ever evolving Miami track surface continues to punish even the slightest mistake. read more »

Max Verstappen was left rueing an "incredibly messy" weekend at the Singapore Grand Prix after his hopes of sealing the world championship at the Marina Bay Street... read more »

Hamilton slid straight on and nosed into the barrier while chasing Carlos Sainz shortly after half distance.He was able to get going again, but his front wing was damaged, and... read more »

Lewis Hamilton has expressed his dismay after the mistakes he made in the Singapore Grand Prix but has stated that he won't punish himself as 'these things happen'. read more »

Is it time for F1 to introduce a rule to punish drivers who bring out yellow or red flags and spoil another driver's qualifying lap? read more »

Charles Leclerc has been warned by former F1 driver Martin Brundle to cut out his "little errors" otherwise Monaco will again punish him hard. read more »

David Coulthard expects the heat and humidity forecast for the Miami Grand Prix to punish the "less-fit drivers" on the F1 grid. read more »

Red Bull team principal Christian Horner has backed the FIA's stewards for choosing not to punish Max Verstappen after he drove rival Lewis Hamilton off the track in... read more »

Members of the Mercedes team were "livid" that the FIA did not punish Daniel Ricciardo for causing a collision with Valtteri Bottas. read more »

Alonso was called to the stewards after qualifying following an incident right at the start of his first flying lap in Q1, when he came across yellow flags at Turn 1.As he set... read more »

Ferrari's Charles Leclerc is delighted to return to Zandvoort, a track where he says there will be zero margin for error. read more »

FIA race director Michael Masi has explained why the stewards decided to punish Lewis Hamilton for his part in the dramatic British Grand Prix clash with Max Verstappen. read more »

Williams CEO Jost Capito does not want Formula 1 do go down the route of punishing the best teams for their success. read more »