Formula One News — May 2014

Monaco GP - Practice 1 Results

Fernando Alonso on Wednesday added fuel to speculation his patience with Ferrari is at an end.

Adrian Newey has played down reports he is thinking about a switch to Ferrari.

Red Bull team figures like Christian Horner, Dietrich Mateschitz and Helmet Marko have all said they were "surprised" by Daniel Ricciardo's pace so far in 2014.

Daniil Kvyat says he is taking a "step in the dark" this weekend at Monaco.

Bernie Ecclestone will not skip this weekend's Monaco grand prix.

A Mercedes 'get-together' did not go unnoticed in the Monaco harbour on Wednesday.

Pastor Maldonado has denied his sponsorship backing is ending.

Monaco GP - Wednesday Press Conference

Although a critic of F1's new era, Sergio Perez admits this weekend's Monaco grand prix will be "more interesting than usual".

Vijay Mallya has distanced Force India from the travails of the Silverstone based team's co-owners.

Stefano Domenicali has been quoted as saying he phoned world champion Sebastian Vettel on the day he stepped down as Ferrari boss.

The big question ahead of this weekend's Monaco grand prix is whether Red Bull can finally challenge the so far unbeaten Mercedes to a 2014 win.

Rival teams are interested in signing Romain Grosjean, Lotus team owner Gerard Lopez claims.

Red Bull must redesign the nose of its car, after Adrian Newey exploited a loophole in the 2014 rules.

Fernando Alonso is "perhaps the best driver" in formula one. That is the claim this week of Daimler Chairman Dieter Zetsche.

Reports say McLaren is likely to contest the rest of the 2014 season without a title sponsor.

Ferrari has rarely been in a deeper 'crisis' than today. That is the claim of outspoken former F1 team owner and boss Eddie Jordan, who is now an expert pundit for British television.

Formula one drivers have paid tribute to their stricken former rival Michael Schumacher.

The brakes were applied to Bernie Ecclestone's corruption trial on Tuesday.

Red Bull's two formula one teams will work even more closely together from 2015.

Carlos Sainz jr is the next driver in line at Red Bull's F1 junior team, Toro Rosso.

Amid the F1 paddock's usual scepticism, the sport's newest team is pushing ahead with its plans.

The F1 party may soon be over for Pastor Maldonado.

Magny Cours is on pole position to return to the F1 calendar next year, the boss of the former French grand prix venue has said.