Formula One News — May 2015

MAY 27, 2015

F1 has turned up the volume in 2015 says Lauda

Niki Lauda thinks F1 has turned up the volume in 2015.

Rosberg wants lucky wife at every race

Nico Rosberg wants his 'lucky charm' at every grand prix as he chases the 2015 title.

Abiteboul smiling after Monaco boost

Cyril Abiteboul left Monaco with a smile on his face.

Ferrari already looking ahead to 2016

Ferrari might already be looking ahead to 2016.

Capelli says Ecclestone wants Monza to stay

Bernie Ecclestone wants the Italian grand prix to stay on the calendar.

Wolff sure Hamilton will trust Mercedes again

Lewis Hamilton is not at Brackley this week as Mercedes tackles the bungled mess of the Briton's Monaco grand prix.

Verstappen claims Grosjean brake-tested him

Max Verstappen claims he crashed at Monaco on Sunday after being "brake-tested".

McLaren-Honda planning big mid-season upgrades

McLaren is preparing a big upgrade package for June's Austrian grand prix.

Hakkinen defends Verstappen after Monaco crash

Mika Hakkinen has leapt to Max Verstappen's defence after his high-speed crash at Monaco.

New Sauber drivers have better attitude

Monisha Kaltenborn has fired a shot at Sauber's former race drivers.

De Villota's family considering legal action

Maria de Villota's family is considering legal action, after the former Marussia team was cleared of wrongdoing in a 2012 crash.

MAY 26, 2015

No gift win to repay Hamilton says Wolff

Toto Wolff has ruled out taking drastic measures as Mercedes analyses what went wrong in Monaco.

Pirelli wary of being out-bid for tyre contract

Pirelli is "open" to going to war with a rival tyre manufacturer like Michelin.

Williams must fix Monaco slump

Valtteri Bottas has urged Williams to get to the bottom of its Monaco slump.

Rookie Nasr joins criticism of Verstappen

Felipe Nasr has joined the chorus of criticism of F1 teenager Max Verstappen.

No crisis in formula one says Todt

FIA president Jean Todt has denied the need to radically shake up formula one.

Hamilton more dangerous after Monaco saga says Rosberg

Nico Rosberg admits he needs to up his game in order to beat teammate Lewis Hamilton to the 2015 title.

Democracy at the cost of entertainment

F1's switch to "democracy" has been at the cost of "entertainment".

Red Bull not expecting to keep Monaco form

Red Bull is not expecting to burst back into podium contention after a stronger weekend in Monaco.

No celebrations after first points for McLaren

There were no celebrations on Sunday despite a major breakthrough for the burgeoning McLaren-Honda project.

International press slams Mercedes absurdity

The international media joined British journalists in condemning Mercedes' blundering strategy error that cost Lewis Hamilton victory in Monaco.

Schumacher began modern driver era according to Ecclestone

It was Michael Schumacher who kicked off the era of the 'modern driver'.

Wolff hopes grid girls return

F1 does not need to make a habit of replacing the traditional 'grid girls'.

Merhi cementing place at Manor in 2015

Roberto Merhi looks to be cementing his place at the Manor team.

MAY 25, 2015

Race Report - Catastrophe

Monaco GP - Race Report