Formula One News — May 2015

MAY 10, 2015

Sunday Press Conference

Spanish GP - Sunday Press Conference

Sunday Team Quotes

Spanish GP - Sunday Team Quotes

Race Results

Spanish GP - Race Results

Alonso disillusioned but not dark and moody

Even McLaren's dark new livery could give the British team a boost.

Wolff happy to give Hamilton his freedom

Toto Wolff says he is happy to give Lewis Hamilton his freedom.

Red Bull crisis deepens in Barcelona

Renault has turned down the performance of its troubled 'power unit' as it stands on the cusp of an embarrassing run of F1 grid penalties.

Mercedes supports fifth engine yet again

Mercedes has changed its position yet again over the 'fifth engine' issue.

2016 German GP return safe

Hockenheim's boss says he is "1,000 per cent" sure the German grand prix will return in 2016.

Berger doubts Strategy Group can save F1

Roberto Merhi has arguably the least enviable job in all of formula one -- the slowest driver at the wheel of the slowest car.

Wolff admits wife Susie at F1 crossroads

Toto Wolff has admitted his wife Susie has come to "a crossroads" in her F1 journey.

Manager says Schumacher condition improving

Michael Schumacher's manager says the condition of the seven time world champion is "improving".

MAY 9, 2015

Saturday Photos

Spanish GP - Saturday Photos

Saturday Team Quotes

Spanish GP - Saturday Team Quotes

Saturday Press Conference

Spanish GP - Saturday Press Conference

Qualifying Report - Broken

Spanish GP - Qualifying Report

Qualifying Results

Spanish GP - Qualifying Results

Audi can win in F1 with Red Bull

The latest rumours about Audi are now growing by the day.

Ferrari switch no problem for Hamilton says Ecclestone

Niki Lauda has admitted there is a "delay" in the finalisation of Lewis Hamilton's 2016 contract.

Sainz disappointed with speed of F1

Carlos Sainz says he is disappointed with the speed of modern formula one.

Lauda says Ferrari now closer to Mercedes

Niki Lauda insists Ferrari is continuing to close the gap to championship leaders Mercedes.

Marko urges F1 to act at meeting next week

Dr Helmut Marko has launched a new stinging attack on the current F1 regulations, urging the sport to act during a crunch meeting next week.

Marciello determined to show potential in 2015

Raffaele Marciello is determined to make his mark in 2015.

Ferrari picks successor for ousted Rivola

Ferrari has already nominated a replacement for its absent-in-Barcelona sporting director Massimo Rivola.

Wins impossible for McLaren in 2015

Fernando Alonso must be patient for success at McLaren-Honda.