Formula One News — May 2015

Gerard Lopez, the Lotus team owner, has urged other formula one outfits to "stand together" to make the sport more sustainable.

Former Force India reserve Daniel Juncadella says he does not regret leaving the Silverstone based team.

F1 legend Sir Stirling Moss has admitted he is an avowed fan of Sebastian Vettel.

Rumours McLaren may appear with a radical new livery this weekend in Barcelona are wide of the mark.

Mika Hakkinen has admitted he was "wrong" about Max Verstappen.

Felipe Nasr has hit back at any lingering claims he might be written off as a typical 'pay driver'.

Red Bull is setting its sights on F1's third-best team.

Niki Lauda is expecting Mercedes to maintain a "small" advantage at best over title challenger Ferrari in 2015.

Flavio Briatore claims Mercedes actually has no desire to dominate the 2015 season.

Sebastian Vettel has admitted that Ferrari continues to trail F1 pacesetter Mercedes.

Daniel Ricciardo has admitted he is not sure Red Bull's F1 quit threats are "real".

Honda is not yet abandoning the idea of powering McLaren to the podium in 2015.

Kimi Raikkonen is now happy with his relationship with his race engineer.

Iran is once again being mentioned as a potential new host for formula one.

Fernando Alonso will this week reunite with the medical team that nursed him back to health after his winter testing crash.

German television Sky will be without one of its F1 commentators this weekend in Barcelona.

Ferrari boss Maurizio Arrivabene has not ruled out a move to the fabled Maranello team for Valtteri Bottas in 2017.

Sauber has backed former FIA president Max Mosley's renewed call for a budget cap in formula one.

Mercedes was caught by surprise by Ferrari's 2015 resurgence, according to 1997 world champion Jacques Villeneuve.

Aerodynamics chief Dan Fallows thinks Red Bull can catch up despite its obvious engine disadvantage.

Felipe Massa says he has no plans to leave Williams or formula one at the end of the season.

Fernando Alonso might decide to retire rather than keep struggling with McLaren-Honda.

A Finnish media source has hit back at rumours Valtteri Bottas is closing on a switch to Ferrari.

The decision to sit out Le Mans this year was also taken by Fernando Alonso himself, McLaren insists.

Barcelona could be a "turning point" in Sauber's 2015 campaign, driver Felipe Nasr has admitted.