The F1 stewards at the Azerbaijan Grand Prix have labelled the FIA as “fortunate” after a “very dangerous” incident took place in the pit lane on the final lap of the Azerbaijan Grand Prix.
Yamaha’s statement criticising the FIM Stewards, Marc Marquez’s recovery, Ducati’s MotoE machine and listener questions dominate this week’s Crash.net MotoGP podcast featuring Keith Huewen.
Guenther Steiner has vented his frustration at the Formula 1 stewards after feeling decisions went against his Haas squad in Bahrain and feels they “need to listen” to stop repeating mistakes.
At the end of the Korean Grand Prix, a number of race stewards' investigations were launched into some of the events that took place, with Charles Pic and Jules Bianchi earning grid penalties.
Arden's Johnny Cecotto Jr. will have to sit out the Saturday spring race in Monaco after being handed a one-race ban for his part in Friday's major pile-up.
Former Tyrrell and Williams ace Derek Daly admits that in hindsight, Michael Schumacher 'should have been given a drive-through penalty' for his aggressive defence against Lewis Hamilton in the Italian Grand Prix at Monza last weekend
As his on-track aggression continues to come under fire, McLaren-Mercedes star Lewis Hamilton has revealed that he 'couldn't give a toss' about the opinions of F1 legends like Niki Lauda - and that the only person he would have listened to would have been Ayrton Senna...
Former world champion Jacques Villeneuve says the artificiality of the DRS-enabled action in F1 2011 only serves to 'upset' him and send him to sleep - arguing that now there is 'no excitement, nothing'
Former three-time F1 World Champion Niki Lauda has warned the FIA that if nothing is done to curb McLaren-Mercedes star Lewis Hamilton's on-track aggression, 'it will result in someone getting killed'
Lewis Hamilton might have been aggrieved by the penalties he received in Monaco, but Sir Jackie Stewart contends that the McLaren-Mercedes star arguably got off lightly - and that he needs to learn to control his tongue...
An angry Lewis Hamilton was in no mood for pulling punches after what he described as a 'shambles' of a 2011 Monaco Grand Prix, during which he claimed some of his rivals were 'frickin' ridiculous' and the treatment he received 'an absolute joke'
The struggling HRT team drew the wrath of the Korean GP stewards for allowing Sakon Yamamoto to leave the pits with a tyre warmer still attached to his car.
Mercedes star Michael Schumacher was right to overtake Ferrari rival Fernando Alonso and wrong to be punished for it in the Monaco Grand Prix, contends British racing hero Sir Stirling Moss - who admits he 'would have done exactly the same'
BP Ford Abu Dhabi World Rally Team number one driver Mikko Hirvonen has taken the win on Repco Rally Australia, after a stewards' decision demoted Sebastien Loeb to second place.
In the wake of the 'misleading' information scandal engulfing McLaren-Mercedes in Malaysia this weekend, Martin Whitmarsh has refused to rule out resigning from his role of team principal at the Woking-based outfit - a position he has held for barely a month.
Having signalled its intent to protest the four Ferrari and Red Bull Racing cars post-qualifying in Melbourne this weekend, Williams has subsequently had a change of heart and elected not to uphold its complaint.
Max Mosley let down the FIA and the FIA let down Formula 1 with some of its stewarding decisions in 2008 - that is the outspoken view of the sport's much-loved veteran commentator Murray Walker.
In the wake of the controversial Formula 1 penalties meted out in the Japanese Grand Prix at Fuji Speedway last weekend, in-car footage has been released of the incidents regarding Lewis Hamilton, Felipe Massa and S?bastien Bourdais.