Racing Point CEO Otmar Szafnauer has dismissed criticism of his team by McLaren Racing CEO Zak Brown after it was penalised by the FIA stewards for breaking the sporting regulations.
After a day of high tyre degradation, Alexander Albon said the rubber was "not a great choice by Pirelli" - but they denied making the call to bring softer compounds.
Ferrari, McLaren and Renault have notified the FIA they intend to appeal today's ruling on Renault's protest against Racing Point. At least two of the three believe the penalty issued was too lenient.
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Nico Hulkenberg says he's made a better start to his second weekend as a substitute for Sergio Perez having worked in Racing Point's simulator since last weekend.
Formula 1 conducted over 5,000 tests for Covid-19 in the past week. As last week, the only positive case was Racing Point driver Sergio Perez.
Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff says some rival bosses criticise F1's Concorde Agreement deal in private but are "up the arse of the commercial rights holder" when they speak on television.
Lewis Hamilton led another one-two for Mercedes after second practice ended early when Sebastian Vettel suffered an engine failure in his Ferrari.
Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff says they are "biggest victim" in the new Concorde Agreement deal and he isn't ready to sign, but F1 insists it won't be delayed any longer.
McLaren Racing CEO Zak Brown says the FIA's verdict on Racing Point shows the team's claim it only used photographs to copy Mercedes' 2019 car is "BS".
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Renault is considering whether to appeal against the penalty which was handed down to Racing Point this morning over its use of brake ducts which were designed by Mercedes.
Pictures from the first day of practice for the 2020 70th Anniversary Grand Prix.
After a painstaking investigation, the FIA ruled Racing Point's copy of Mercedes's rear brakes did violate F1's rules. Dieter Rencken examines how they reached their verdict and assesses its wider impact on the sport.
In the round-up: Keeping tyres alive will be "exceptionally tricky" in Friday heat, says Ricciardo • Hamilton wins Hawthorn Trophy for 10th time • Da Costa doubles up in Berlin