Formula One News — May 2018

F1 fans are getting a refund after a shambolic debut for Liberty Media's new live streaming service.

Renault has admitted it might lose Carlos Sainz at the end of 2018.

Stoffel Vandoorne insists he is not eyeing a move to another F1 team.

Niki Lauda says he is confident Mercedes will head into 2019 with the same drivers.

Toto Wolff has scoffed at suggestions Pirelli favoured the German team with a tweak to the 2018 tyre design.

Sebastian Vettel has hit out at the aerodynamic changes set to debut in formula one next year.

Ferrari has been told to remove the winglets currently attached to the 2018 car's Halo device after Sunday's Spanish grand prix.

McLaren says it has taken a "big step" in Barcelona.

Paddy Lowe has admitted that Williams will struggle to replace departing sponsor Martini for 2019.

Spanish GP - Qualifying Report

Spanish GP - Saturday Photos

Spanish GP - Saturday Press Conference

Spanish GP - Saturday Team Quotes

Spanish GP - Qualifying Results

Questions have been raised about Ferrari's new 'Halo mirror' concept.

McLaren supports the push to make F1 cars easier to overtake next year.

Fernando Alonso has played down rumours he might quit at the end of the year.

Robert Kubica says driving Williams' 2018 car is "not fun".

Toto Wolff has opened the door to Daniel Ricciardo at Mercedes.

Spanish GP - Practice 3 Report

Spanish GP - Practice 3 Results

Sebastian Vettel has denied that Ferrari is "hiding the game" in Barcelona.

Frederic Vasseur has admitted Sauber is aiming to replace ousted technical boss Jorg Zander as soon as possible.

Kevin Magnussen's boss has once again defended the F1 'bad boy'.

Mick Schumacher says he is aiming to win this year's European F3 championship.