Ocon penalised for impeding – and admits he ‘deserved’ it
Esteban Ocon has been demoted out of the top 10 on the 70th Anniversary Grand Prix grid at Silverstone for blocking George Russell
Fresh twist as Racing Point appeals to have penalty reduced
As more Formula 1 rivals line up to protest that Racing Point has got off too lightly, the team itself appeals the severity of its penalty
The anti-Racing Point cabal that has Wolff so incensed
The swarm of criticism and scrutiny following Racing Point since its 2020 Formula 1 car broke cover has not been diminished by the punishment the team received this week. Quite the opposite
Gary Anderson: Why I think Racing Point got off too lightly
Gary Anderson gives his personal take on why Racing Point should’ve had a more draconian punishment for a case he’s adamant should be about more than brake ducts
Live F1 writers Q&A on Racing Point row and more
Chat live with The Race F1 writers about the Racing Point row, Mercedes’ fury and much more at 1pm UK time today
10 things you need to know about Racing Point’s legality row
The outcome of the Racing Point protest has pleased neither the Silverstone-based team, nor its midfield rivals. In this video, we outline the arguments of the two sides and the reasoning behind the verdict
Will a ‘not good’ tyre choice shake up F1’s Silverstone follow-up?
Pirelli’s decision to bring softer tyres for the 70th Annivrsary GP hasn’t undone Mercedes’ dominance, but could yet prove a decisive factor
FIA set to take harsher stance on blocks like Grosjean’s
The FIA will be more harsh on incidents involving drivers moving under braking following discussions on Romain Grosjean’s defensive moves in last Sunday’s British Grand Prix, according to McLaren driver Carlos Sainz
Ferrari, McLaren, Renault to appeal Racing Point penalty
Ferrari will appeal the decision of the FIA stewards regarding Racing Point’s brake ducts and push for a stronger penalty, as other Formula 1 teams are expected to do
Wolff hits out at ‘little revolution’ against Racing Point
Mercedes Formula 1 boss Toto Wolff has hit out at “a little revolution” of teams forming against Racing Point because rivals are “upset” they lack the same level of performance
