Formula One News — May 2014

Lewis Hamilton says he is "still friends" with his Mercedes teammate Nico Rosberg.

Red Bull will consider billing its engine supplier Renault, Dr Helmut Marko revealed on Friday.

Rumours are continuing to swirl around the McLaren team.

Fernando Alonso spent the day with Italy's major cycling race, the Giro d'Italia.

It took twenty years for Pirelli to make the financial decision to re-enter formula one.

McLaren on Thursday denied reports Honda is looking at buying into the Woking based team.

It appears Gene Haas will not have a formula one team on next year's grid.

Felipe Massa says he is "glad" Ferrari dumped him at the end of last year.

Kimi Raikkonen has ruled out winning the 2014 title.

Bernie Ecclestone has had a heartening couple of days in court this week.

Lewis Hamilton should consider apologising to Nico Rosberg in the wake of the Monaco grand prix.

Red Bull is flirting with a change of engine supplier, according to reports on Wednesday.

Felipe Massa says he is not surprised Kimi Raikkonen has struggled so much in 2014.

Ferrari has not given up on wooing Adrian Newey to Maranello.

Mika Hakkinen says Lewis Hamilton's behaviour was "sub-standard" in Monaco.

Sebastian Vettel has denied throwing a tantrum after Sunday's Monaco grand prix.

Tony Fernandes has denied he is selling Caterham, admitting instead that he is seeking new "investment" in the struggling backmarker team.

Charlie Whiting wants to prevent a repeat of the Monaco qualifying scandal.

Pirelli has answered "we'll see" to the question of staying in formula one beyond its current contract.

Former F1 driver Jean Alesi has urged Peter Sauber to ignore Eddie Jordan's advice.

Rumours in Japan suggest Honda is looking at buying into McLaren.

Monaco was a victory for Nico Rosberg not only on the track, but also in the mind.

Ferrari is reportedly not the only team prepared to pay big money to lure Adrian Newey from Red Bull.

After four consecutive world championships, Sebastian Vettel's fall from grace has been swift in 2014.

Eddie Jordan has urged Peter Sauber to follow him into F1 retirement.