Formula One News — May 2018

A protest threat could mar next weekend's grand prix in Monaco.

Renault would cope with the loss of Red Bull as a customer.

Jean Todt thinks Ferrari's F1 'quit threat' will eventually recede.

Alex Wurz says the aerodynamics on Williams' 2018 car are basically "stalling".

Sebastian Vettel has diluted the conspiracy theory about why Pirelli's tyres suddenly changed ahead of the Spanish grand prix.

Jos Verstappen says Renault's continuing engine struggles are "frustrating".

If F1 budgets go down, McLaren will consider entering teams in other racing series.

Daniel Ricciardo insists he is still not in a hurry to sign a new contract for 2019.

McLaren will open talks with Fernando Alonso about 2019 around the middle of the season.

Max Verstappen's father thinks the young Dutchman can finally win again next time out at Monaco.

Toto Wolff has slammed Red Bull's Dr Helmut Marko for alleging that Mercedes is receiving special treatment by F1 tyre supplier Pirelli.

Charles Leclerc is "definitely" world champion material.

Pascal Wehrlein is linked with a return to formula one.

Gunther Steiner has defended under-fire Haas driver Romain Grosjean.

Sebastian Vettel is concerned but not panicked after falling even further behind in the world championship battle in Spain.

Niki Lauda has urged the FIA to speed up its process of deciding whether parts of F1 cars are illegal.

Lewis Hamilton says even Mercedes' top bosses are on his side regarding the extension of his contract.

Stoffel Vandoorne might need to shed his "nice boy" image in order to thrive in formula one.

The FIA will investigate the first incident that may have prevented the injury of a driver due to the controversial 'Halo' concept.

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