Formula One News — May 2017

Kimi Raikkonen has become a father for the second time -- and Nico Rosberg appears to be hot on his heels.

Sporting boss Otmar Szafnauer has defended Force India, after the team was pulled up for not complying with new rules in Barcelona.

Ross Brawn thinks there is space on the F1 calendar for "one or two more" races.

Jenson Button is not ruling out a full-time return to formula one.

F1's international press has hailed the return of a close battle for the world championship.

Lewis Hamilton says Fernando Alonso's forthcoming deliberations and negotiations about 2018 will be like "a game of chess".

Toto Wolff is not ruling out making a bid to sign Fernando Alonso for 2018.

Daimler chairman Dieter Zetsche says Mercedes' close title fight with Ferrari this year is good for formula one.

Valtteri Bottas' hopes of hanging onto his plum seat at Mercedes appear to have taken a step forward.

Lewis Hamilton says he trains "just as much" as his F1 rivals.

Spanish GP - Race Report - By Dan Knutson in Barcelona

Fernando Alonso saw the chequered flag and almost immediately jumped on a private jet after his home Spanish grand prix late on Sunday.

Felipe Massa his warned teammate Lance Stroll that the rookie's toughest F1 challenge is now looming.

Team owner Dietrich Mateschitz says Red Bull is having to be "patient" as it tries to catch up with F1's top two teams.

Former F1 driver Jos Verstappen could be set to take on a role with Red Bull.

Sauber has left crisis-ridden McLaren-Honda as the only F1 team yet to score a single point so far in 2017.

Spanish GP - Race Notes - By Mark Karp

Spanish GP - Sunday Photos

Spanish GP - Sunday Press Conference

Spanish GP - Sunday Team Quotes

Spanish GP - Race Results

F1's governing body has extended the DRS zone in Barcelona in a bid to boost overtaking.

Stoffel Vandoorne is working on tweaking his driving style to better adapt to formula one.

F1 drivers will reportedly lobby official tyre supplier Pirelli to drop the hardest tyres from its 2017 compound range.

Niki Lauda has hit back at claims Mercedes is set to bail out its struggling F1 engine rival Honda.