Formula One News — May 2013

Mercedes is right on course for victory in Monaco this weekend, according to Alex Wurz, who agrees with many paddock voices who have singled out the silver-clad team as the favourites in the Principality.

Force India will oppose any move to alter Pirelli's existing 2013 tyres.

Williams could switch from Renault engines to Mercedes, according to sources.

Monaco GP - Practice 2 Report

Monaco GP - Practice 2 Results

World champion Sebastian Vettel has hit back at claims Monaco holds only a dubious place on the formula one calendar.

Mercedes on Thursday hit back at reports Lewis Hamilton racked up a huge damage bill after a jet-skiing stunt in Monaco.

Sebastian Vettel on Wednesday said he agrees that Mercedes is the favourite heading into the Monaco grand prix weekend.

McLaren looks set to be the only Honda-powered team in 2015.

Pat Fry will return to duty for Ferrari this weekend in Monaco.

Red Bull would be a "logical" move for Kimi Raikkonen, according to fellow Finnish driver Mika Hakkinen.

Monaco GP - Practice 1 Report

Monaco GP - Practice 1 Results

The 'T-word' was still the big topic of conversation as the F1 world congregated in Monaco on Wednesday.

Wednesday was a costly day in Monaco for Mercedes.

Monaco GP - Wednesday Press Conference

Jenson Button on Wednesday refused to commit to McLaren for the beginning of the Honda era in 2015.

Kimi Raikkonen has admitted he is weighing up two offers to remain in formula one beyond 2013.

Toro Rosso's anticipated switch from Ferrari to Renault power for 2014 and beyond will be announced imminently, the German magazine Sport Bild reports.

McLaren is not looking to change its driver lineup, team boss Martin Whitmarsh said this week.

Toto Wolff says he trusts Pirelli to act fairly to all formula one teams.

Jules Bianchi thinks it is possible Marussia is on the verge of breaking into F1's midfield.

Ross Brawn has hinted that Mercedes has just appointed his successor.

World champion Sebastian Vettel has called on Pirelli to consider a fundamentally different approach to its role as F1 tyre supplier.

McLaren on Tuesday played down reports linking its new Honda engine deal with Paddy Lowe's early release to Mercedes.