Formula One News — May 2014

MAY 27, 2014

Verstappen says F1 world taking notice of his son Max

Jos Verstappen was in the Monaco paddock, and hoping his son Max is close to making the leap to F1.

MAY 26, 2014

Ecclestone says no to Magny Cours return

Bernie Ecclestone gave a clear "no" when asked if France is on the brink of returning to F1.

Hamilton's Rosberg snub not in order says Lauda

Niki Lauda has scolded Lewis Hamilton for not congratulating teammate Nico Rosberg after his second consecutive Monaco win on Sunday.

Bianchi hopes to move to better team

Marussia crowned its hero Jules Bianchi in Monaco, after the French driver on Sunday delivered the backmarker team its first-ever F1 points.

F1 could be destroyed without a dictator says Briatore

Formula one "needs a dictator", according to the flamboyant former team boss Flavio Briatore.

Pointless season embarrassing for Sauber

Sauber on Sunday plumbed the depths of its "embarrassing situation", according to veteran Swiss correspondent Roger Benoit.

PDVSA, Maldonado not leaving Lotus says Lopez

Team owner Gerard Lopez has added his denial to reports Lotus could be set to lose its new lucrative PDVSA backing.

MAY 25, 2014

No end in sight for Mercedes duo fight

The German press already has a word for the situation between Lewis Hamilton and Nico Rosberg -- 'Star Wars'.

Sunday Photos

Monaco GP - Sunday Photos

Sunday Press Conference

Monaco GP - Sunday Press Conference

Sunday Team Quotes

Monaco GP - Sunday Team Quotes

Race Results

Monaco GP - Race Results

Hamilton declares Senna-style war on Rosberg

Lewis Hamilton has declared Senna-like war, as his relationship with teammate Nico Rosberg breaks down spectacularly in Monaco.

Wolff surprised by McLaren, Ferrari struggles

Toto Wolff has admitted he is "surprised" grandee teams like McLaren and Ferrari have struggled so much in 2014.

Fernandes not responding to Caterham sale reports

Tony Fernandes is not responding to reports he plans to sell Caterham.

MAY 24, 2014

Stewards probe Rosberg's 'deliberate' mistake

Formula one burst into controversy on Saturday, at the very scene of Michael Schumacher's 'Rascasse-gate' scandal eight years ago.

Lauda confirms Rosberg staying at Mercedes

Niki Lauda on Saturday confirmed that Nico Rosberg is staying with Mercedes beyond 2014.

Saturday Photos

Monaco GP - Saturday Photos

Saturday Team Quotes

Monaco GP - Saturday Team Quotes

Saturday Press Conference

Monaco GP - Saturday Press Conference

Qualifying Results

Monaco GP - Qualifying Results

Lauda rules out replacing Ecclestone

Niki Lauda on Saturday ruled out replacing Bernie Ecclestone as F1 supremo.