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Red Bull's Sergio Perez and Mercedes' George Russell have has been summoned before the race stewards in Austria.

Formula 1 Technical Advisory Committee will meet Saturday in Spielberg, as one of the discussed matters will bring it to a critical juncture.

Crash.net takes a look at some of the major talking points heading into this weekend’s British Grand Prix as F1 heads to Silverstone. 

Amid dissatifaction from teams, drivers and F1 itself, the FIA under Mohammed Ben Sulayem looks less aligned with F1 than at any recent time

Red Bull driver and defending champion cruises to fourth victory in last five Formula 1 races.

Following the confusion of Monaco, the FIA race directors instructions have been updated for Baku to make decision-making a little less foggy... Sergio Perez had to wait a painful couple of hours before being declared the winner of this years Monaco Grand Prix, as both he and his teammate Max Verstappen were under investigation for crossing the pit exit line. As reported by The Race, the International Sporting Code was updated in 2022 and instead of specifying that the pit exit line must not cro...

F1 race director Niels Wittich has confirmed drivers will be permitted to run their cars across the pit exit line after a failed Ferrari protest in Monaco.

The FIA has issued fresh wording in the hope of clearing up doubt surrounding the rules of cars illegally crossing the pit exit line.

The FIA rejected Ferrari’s protests, saying the Red Bull drivers’ tires did not fully cross to the left of the yellow line.

The FIA opted against upholding the protests lodged against Red Bull's two drivers by Ferrari after the Monaco GP. What was their rationale?