The FIA court of appeal refutes a claim by Alpine boss Flavio Briatore which it says "question the independence and impartiality of the judges".

The FIA Courts have responded after Flavio Briatore publicly questioned the independence of a judge involved in Alpine's Monaco

The FIA International Court of Appeal (ICA) has hit back at claims one of the judges in Pierre Gasly's Monaco penalty case had links to McLaren.

The FIA's International Court of Appeal issued a statement in response to Alpine executive Briatore's claims one of its judges in the Monaco GP case had McLaren links

The fallout from the 2026 Monaco Grand Prix has devolved into a bitter war of words over judicial integrity. After Pierre Gasly was officially stripped of his third-place finish, Alpine executive advisor Flavio Briatore launched explosive allegations,

A very harsh clash occurred between Flavio Briatore, manager of Alpine, and the FIA. The Italian executive strongly attacked the federation after the decision made yesterday regarding the

The FIA has defended its processes in the wake of Flavio Briatore's comments that appeared to question the independence of an International Court of Appeal judge

Andrea Stella responded to Flavio Briatore's extraordinary allegations at Monza.

McLaren Team Principal Andrea Stella has branded accusations made by Flavio Briatore as "quite insulting" as fallout following the reapplication

Briatore claimed that a 'nasty' judge at the governing FIA's International Court of Appeal, an American-Italian lawyer called Filippo Marchino, had 'a working relationship with McLaren'.

The International Automobile Federation (FIA) on Saturday refuted claims of impartiality made by Alpine team boss Flavio Briatore in a statement issued on behalf of the International Court of Appeal.