Formula One News — May 2016

The future of the Monaco grand prix is under threat, race organiser Michel Boeri has warned.

Honda's Yusuke Hasegawa has played down growing reports that McLaren will get a highly-anticipated engine upgrade in Montreal next month.

Jean Alesi's well-known F1 face will be a common sight in the paddock this year.

Pascal Wehrlein says he was more than happy to step in at the last minute and test the championship-leading Mercedes on Wednesday.

The sensational clash of Mercedes' teammates and championship foes in Barcelona made clear a "new Nico" Rosberg will no longer be pushed around.

Bernie Ecclestone has all but confirmed reports the Dutch beer brewer Heineken is entering formula one with a major sponsorship deal.

Nico Rosberg says he was not to blame for a technical issue that contributed to the crash with Lewis Hamilton last Sunday.

Honda's Yusuke Hasegawa is looking ahead with confidence to the grand prix in Monaco next weekend.

Bernie Ecclestone has joined the local state government in Australia in refusing to divulge the cost of the annual formula one race.

Daniel Ricciardo is upbeat about the future after testing Renault's highly-anticipated engine upgrade in Barcelona.

Pierre Gasly says the success of the Max Verstappen story is a boost to all up-and-coming young drivers.

Maurizio Arrivabene said it is premature for Ferrari to be embroiled in the 2017 driver 'silly season'.

The sky is the limit for Max Verstappen, according to F1 legend Alain Prost.

Manor driver Pascal Wehrlein got back to work at the Barcelona test on Wednesday.

Jos Verstappen is still in Barcelona, even though his original plan was to fly out of the sprawling city immediately after the Spanish grand prix.

Carmen Jorda is not ruling out the possibility she might make her F1 test debut later in 2016.

Renault is considering bringing forward the scheduled debut of its upgraded Montreal-spec engine to the Monaco race next weekend.

Championship leader Nico Rosberg is fast becoming a key to the 2017 'silly season'.

Sebastian Vettel has cooled down after raging at former teammate Daniel Ricciardo in the Spanish grand prix.

Toto Wolff says it is a "priority" to negotiate a new deal with championship leader Nico Rosberg.

Even the Ferrari-transfixed Italian media agrees that a true F1 star was born at arch-rival Red Bull last weekend.

Honda is "clearly" making progress with its F1 engine, McLaren team boss Eric Boullier insists.

Daniil Kvyat is facing the looming end of his F1 career.

Toto Wolff has now joined Niki Lauda in distancing himself from speculation regarding Bernie Ecclestone's possible demise as F1 supremo.

Maurizio Arrivabene thinks rumours predicting his demise were designed to destabilise Ferrari.