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Ferrari has confirmed its intention to appeal against the decision allowing Racing Point to continue using its contentious brake ducts (...)

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Fernando Alonso can breathe a sigh of relief...he will avoid another ignominious failure to qualify for the Indianapolis 500 next week. The post Alonso spared more Indy 500 qualifying woe appeared first on PlanetF1.

Mattia Binotto has compared Racing Point's role in the Formula 1 brake duct controversy to "copying a test" amid Ferrari's plans to appeal for a harsher sanction

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McLaren will not pursue its appeal against the decision regarding Racing Point's brake ducts. After Ferrari confirmed it will push ahead with its appeal, and Williams stated it has yet to formally push ahead or withdraw ...

Fernando Alonso has confirmed he will not continue to race in the Indianapolis 500 when he returns to Formula 1 with Renault next year.

While McLaren dropped its appeal, Ferrari and Renault have officially appealed against the decision made by the FIA stewards over the legality of Racing Point's RP20 brake ducts. While Racing Point and Mercedes repeatedl...

Last weekend a total of five teams announced they would appeal the FIA ruling on the copied parts on the brakes of Racing Point. They would come directly from the drawing board of Mercedes and that is no longer allowed a...

McLaren have decided not to proceed with their appeal regarding the decision on the Racing Point brake duct debacle. Meanwhile, Ferrari and Renault confirm that they both will continue their push for harsher punishment. ...

The relationship between Sebastian Vettel and Ferrari took another hit on Sunday, when the German criticised the Maranello outfit's strategy. Following an unforced spin on the opening lap Vettel fell to last. However, st...

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Ferrari and Renault will appeal against the punishment given to Racing Point in Formula 1's "copying" controversy.

McLaren have decided not to proceed with their appeal regarding the decision on the Racing Point brake duct debacle. Meanwhile, Ferrari and Renault confirm that they both will continue their push for harsher punishment. ...

ax Verstappen celebrated what he admitted was a "very unexpected" victory over Mercedes in F1's 70th Anniversary Grand Prix, in a race he had told his Red Bull team he would not be "driving like a grandma". A virtuoso pe...

acing Point co-owner Lawrence Stroll has explained more on why he is "infuriated" with the accusations levelled against his team in F1's 'copying' row. The fallout from the stewards' verdict on Racing Point's brake ducts...

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rriving at Silverstone last Thursday morning was eerie. There had been no traffic on the way in, there were no fans at the gate and the air wasn't full of the usual buzz of excitement that surrounds every Grand Prix ther...

Red Bull's Max Verstappen is emerging as Lewis Hamilton's heir apparent after victory at the 70th Anniversary Grand Prix, writes Jolyon Palmer. More»