f1 speaker controversy

Ferrari has called it "a waste of time" to respond to the latest controversial statements from former FIA president Max Mosley. While

BMW boss Mario Theissen confirmed on Tuesday that the team will use double-digits for the first time.

The Toro Rosso drivers will be forced to wait two more races before being able to take advantage of the relevant aerodynamic developments

Just over a month after the start of the 2009 season, Formula 1 returns to good old Europe, for the

On Thursday BMW-Sauber finally announced the withdrawal of its protest regarding the legality of the controversial diffusers. Last week, first

Designer Adrian Newey and councilor Helmut Marko have confirmed that Red Bull intends to introduce the new diffuser

Nelson Piquet's Renault will be able to benefit from the new aerodynamic development consisting in the next Bahrain Grand Prix

Monday's FIA backed Williams chief executive Adam Parr's claims that Ferrari has

Flavio Briatore continues to insist that Fernando Alonso could only have finished the race in China behind the Brawns

A furious Flavio Briatore accused the F1 government in Shanghai of having dealt another blow to the

The leaders of the F1 teams will meet after the rounds in China and Bahrain to assess the damage suffered

After the attack against the Brawn GP riders, Flavio Briatore has now diverted his attention towards the boss

Photos from the Chinese GP free practice McLaren Mercedes brought many new features to China for the MP4-24. Obviously

Red Bull designer Adrian Newey canceled his flight to Shanghai after the FIA ​​verdict that

The FIA ​​International Court of Appeal will today announce its verdict on the Brawn GP, ​​Williams and Williams diffuser controversy.

The FIA's International Court of Appeal has ruled double diffusers from Brawn GP, ​​Toyota and Williams legal. After the hearing

Ferrari takes note of the ICA's decision, which rejects the appeal presented by the Scuderia itself, the ING Renault F1 Team, the

Toyota boss Tadashi Yamashina said that after the FIA's positive verdict on the diffusers he now hopes that

Ross Brawn said he was not angry about the protests made by other teams questioning the

Timo Glock has admitted he is nervous as the FIA ​​prepares to give its opinion on the legality of the

The FIA ​​has confirmed that eight teams, including McLaren, will be present at the appeal on Thursday which will decide whether it is legal or not.