Formula 1's governing body is re-assessing its position on the legality of a controversial design feature on the Mercedes car. read more »

Mercedes could yet face a protest of their W-duct wing with Christian Horner saying it could happen if rivals don't agree with Charlie Whiting's ruling... read more »

Red Bull Racing is still pushing the FIA for further clarification about the legality of the DRS system on the Mercedes-Benz, as it continues to question whether the concept... read more »

Ross Brawn says that while it is "everybody's right to protest" he is growing tired of complaints about Mercedes' new wing... read more »

Ross Brawn believes that if rival teams are so concerned about the legality of the rear wing on the Mercedes F1 W03 then they should make an official protest before a grand... read more »

Nico Rosberg put his Mercedes power and 'W duct' wing at the top of the timesheets in a damp final practice at the Sepang circuit... read more »

Red Bull Racing team principal Christian Horner says he will continue to question the legality of Mercedes rear wing even though he believes that it may not currently... read more »

Christian Horner says he is not willing to drop his complaints about Mercedes' wing despite the FIA declaring it legal... read more »

Red Bull Racing boss Christian Horner believes that rival teams still want further clarification on the legality on the rear wing being used by Mercedes. read more »

The FIA has ruled that Mercedes' trick rear wing is within the letter of the F1 law, despite complaints form rival teams. read more »

Michael Schumacher has downplayed the impact of Ross Brawn's latest innovation, saying the performance boost is not that huge.... read more »

Mercedes can continue to run a controversial design feature on their car after governing body the FIA said it was legal. read more »

The FIA has once again deemed Mercedes rear-wing F-duct concept legal, despite complaints from Lotus and Red Bull to the contrary. The device uses the DRS read more »

Lotus and Red Bull Racing's complaints that the DRS-activated F-duct on the Mercedes rear wing is illegal have been rejected by the FIA, AUTOSPORT has learned. read more »

McLaren's Jonathan Neale believes that the FIA will make the correct call when they deliver a definitive judgement on Merc GP's wing innovation... read more »

McLaren will not pursue protest as an option to uncover Mewrcedes' rear wing secrets, according to MD Jonathan Neale. read more »

McLaren managing director Jonathan Neale admits that he doesn't know exactly what Mercedes is doing with its rear wing stalling device read more »

McLaren is satisfied Mercedes wing-stalling device is legal, after being cleared by FIA Race Director Charlie Whiting ahead of the 2012 season. read more »

McLaren managing director Jonathan Neale says his team will trust the FIA to take a definitive judgement on the wing system that Mercedes is operating in Formula 1 this year read more »

Christian Horner has called on the FIA to resolve the issue of Mercedes' DRS-activated F-duct device... read more »

Toro Rosso driver Daniel Ricciardo described his points finish at his home Australian Grand Prix as a "huge" result after he recovered from a broken front wing on the... read more »

Sauber is celebrating a double points finish in Australia for the second year in a row, although the Swiss team is not expected to be disqualified for rear wing irregularities... read more »

Ross Brawn has called on his rival outfits not to protest Mercedes rear-wing F-duct on Sunday, claiming it would be 'unfortunate' and 'unpleasant'. As we... read more »

It started with a whisper: Mercedes had something the others didn't like... read more »

Ross Brawn hopes that the Australian Grand Prix does not get overshadowed by a protest over his Mercedes team's rear wing - as he remains adamant there is nothing illegal... read more »