Formula One News — May 2017

Carlos Sainz says he is sure Fernando Alonso will "represent" current F1 drivers well at the Indy 500 on Sunday.

Mercedes is concerned Ferrari could have the upper hand this weekend in Monaco.

Niki Lauda has dealt a blow to Fernando Alonso's chances of switching to Mercedes next year.

Niki Lauda has hailed the Ferrari versus Mercedes duel for the 2017 world championship.

Felipe Massa has hailed Paddy Lowe for a noticeable turnaround inside the Williams team.

Engine reliability has taken a hit in 2017 as manufacturers push to "the absolute limit".

Felipe Massa says he would consider staying in F1 beyond the end of this season.

The potential extension of DRS overtaking zones this year will be decided on a circuit by circuit basis.

The idea of team budget caps in formula one is not dead yet.

Niki Lauda says he will be following every lap of Fernando Alonso's bid to win the Indy 500 on Sunday.

Pirelli has admitted some teams have "exaggerated" downforce values as the F1 supplier sets its tyre operating guidelines before grands prix.

Niki Lauda says he would "veto" a supply of customer Mercedes engines for struggling former F1 grandee McLaren.

Pirelli has agreed to axe its selection of hard tyres for a forthcoming grand prix.

Chase Carey is expecting "turbulent" times ahead as negotiations with teams look set to kick off.

Ross Brawn has hailed Sebastian Vettel's personal contribution to the excitement of the 2017 season.

Toto Wolff says Mercedes remains committed to not designating Valtteri Bottas the 'number 2' driver for 2017.

A broken relationship between Kevin Magnussen and his former manager is heading to court.

Dr Helmut Marko says Red Bull will not be heading to Le Mans any time soon.

Dr Helmut Marko has hailed a step forward for formula one in the wake of Bernie Ecclestone's departure.

Red Bull is waiting on a Renault upgrade that has been delayed for reliability reasons.

Toto Wolff has denied that Mercedes slashed 5 kilos of weight from its 2017 car ahead of the recent Spanish grand prix.

Two F1 teams have admitted their opposition amid rumours Mercedes is preparing to help Honda finally get up to speed in formula one.

Dr Helmut Marko has confirmed reports that Max Verstappen's father is taking on an official Red Bull role.

Red Bull could quit formula one if the next set of engine regulations is not significantly better.

Red Bull has "control" of Carlos Sainz's F1 future, according to rival Mercedes' chief Toto Wolff.