After qualifying the FIA's scrutineering team found the DRS clearance on both Haas cars to be greater than the maximum allowed opening of 85mm.The matter was referred to... read more »

After qualifying, both Haas drivers were found to have a rear wing with a DRS clearance that exceeds the maximum permitted limit of 85mm on the outermost areas.The FIA's... read more »

With so many varied race cars from different manufacturers, IMSA and WEC need to ensure that the racing is both fair and safe, while still producing thrilling action on track -... read more »

Motorsport, like the rest of the modern world, runs on data. Everything in IMSA and Sportscar racing, including power and performance systems, safety and scrutineering and even... read more »

Scrutineering plays a crucial role for any F1 grand prix, as it's the technical checking of cars to ensure all entrants are legal throughout a race weekend.It is something... read more »

Formula 1 teams have been discussing a potential relaxation of parc ferme regulations, and are keen to see the rules evolved as opposed to removed. Introduced to prevent teams... read more »

Hamilton and Leclerc were excluded from the result of last weekend's race in Austin after scrutineering checks discovered that their underfloor planks had worn away by... read more »

On the eve of the Mexico City Grand Prix, Formula One's governing body, the FIA have offered an explanation and insight into the scrutineering process that led to Charles... read more »

Following the disqualification of Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc, the FIA has shed light on its post-race scrutineering procedures. read more »

Lewis Hamilton has been cleared by the FIA following an investigation into a nose piercing he had at the Singapore Grand Prix weekend. However, his Mercedes team has been fined... read more »

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Mercedes has been ordered to face the Singapore Grand Prix stewards after being accused of an "inaccurate self-scrutineering form". read more »

The Mercedes Formula 1 team has been called to see the stewards in Singapore due to an "inaccurate self scrutineering form". After the final practice session on... read more »

At the start of his tenure, new F1 race director Niels Wittich moved to reinforce elements of the FIA's International Sporting Code, including the ban on wearing jewellery... read more »

As part of the FIA's clampdown on drivers wearing jewellery in the car, which is forbidden under the International Sporting Code, checks by teams were made part of the... read more »

Jewellery and underwear checks form part of the official scrutineering in Miami. read more »

Checks on whether drivers are wearing jewellery and FIA-approved underwear have been made part of the official scrutineering submission. read more »

The FIA has amended the scrutineering procedure all teams must follow as part of an increased push to ensure F1 drivers are complying with jewellery and underwear regulations.  read more »

The FIA has clarified its ban on non-regulatory underwear and body piercings ahead of this weekend's Miami Grand Prix, going a step further by making it part of official... read more »

Formula 1 teams' scrutineering forms have been amended from the Miami Grand Prix to ensure that drivers are wearing compliant underwear and not wearing jewellery. Race... read more »

Since taking over as F1 race director, Niels Wittich has clamped down on a number of elements of the regulations, including the wearing of jewellery and the correct underwear... read more »

At the end of Q1, Albon parked his Williams on track in the final sector after hurriedly being told by his race engineer to stop the car immediately.It soon transpired... read more »

Following the move to ground effect cars in the major aerodynamic rules reset the championship has implemented, the governing body has introduced the new scrutineering process... read more »

Toto Wolff's pledge to keep a beady eye on the RB16B for the remainder of this season is not worrying Red Bull. read more »

Mercedes has revealed that Lewis Hamilton was disqualified from Formula 1 qualifying in Brazil because his rear-wing failed scrutineering tests by just 0.2 millimetres.  read more »