Formula One News — May 2015

Spanish GP - Thursday Press Conference

Valtteri Bottas on Thursday tried to play down rumours he is shaping up as a Ferrari driver of the future.

Eyebrows were being raised on Thursday as Fernando Alonso refused to take his dark sunglasses off during the official FIA press conference.

Lotus has had to leave the centrepiece of its Barcelona car upgrade in the luggage.

Mercedes is now set for a head-to-head fight with Ferrari starting in Barcelona this weekend.

Bernie Ecclestone is ramping up the pressure with his "leaked" provisional calendar for 2015.

Daniil Kvyat looks set to be given a second chance to shine at Red Bull.

Pirelli is aiming to spice up races by leaning towards soft-compound tyre choices as the 2015 season progresses.

Ferrari team boss Maurizio Arrivabene has headed to Barcelona just a few days after undergoing surgery under general anaesthetic.

McLaren has revealed a striking new 'graphite' livery ahead of the Spanish grand prix.

Luca di Montezemolo claims Ferrari's new guard has been "lucky" to be so successful in 2015.

Fernando Alonso had become "dark and moody" by the time Ferrari realised it needed a change.

Ferrari has opted against joining the 'short nosed' camp on the 2015 grid.

Nico Rosberg is facing a tough task to get back on terms with Lewis Hamilton.

Flavio Briatore, who for two decades presided over often title-winning success on the pitwall, says he is now only an occasional viewer of grands prix.

Even Sebastian Vettel would not have made a difference to Red Bull's tough season in 2015.

Lotus thinks it is ready to join the action in the "second group" behind the title-warring Mercedes and Ferrari.

Pedro de la Rosa has admitted his career in formula one appears over.

McLaren has reacted "angrily" to claims it has failed to live up to the hype of its works Honda partnership.

Mark Webber has admitted the venom has gone from his relationship with former F1 teammate Sebastian Vettel.

Another half a dozen races may pass before Manor is ready to debut a 2015 car.

Susie Wolff has admitted she still feels "very far away" from the formula one grid.

McLaren on Tuesday confirmed reports it is tweaking its livery ahead of the Spanish grand prix.

The Lewis Hamilton contract saga looks set to continue throughout yet another race weekend or two.

Drivers will not be allowed to use a fifth 'power unit' in 2015 and escape penalty, according to Niki Lauda.