Formula One News — May 2018

The centrepiece of McLaren's 'B' car for Barcelona and beyond is a radical new nose.

Sebastian Vettel is confident Ferrari's strong season will continue in Barcelona.

Carlos Sainz has hinted that he will stay at Renault next year.

Tatiana Calderon is not ruling out her chances of securing some Friday practice outings for Sauber.

Italian prosecutors are reportedly investigating suspected fraud relating to the formula one race at Monza.

Sergio Perez insists he is not "frustrated" as he waits for another big chance at the very top of formula one.

Miami is not the only US city on F1 owner Liberty Media's radar.

Jean-Eric Vergne agrees with those who think 2019 could finally be Ferrari's year.

Red Bull has until the end of the month to decide between Renault or Honda power for 2019.

Toto Wolff has moved to play down suggestions Daniel Ricciardo might be at the front of the queue to join Mercedes next year.

2018 could finally be Ferrari's year in F1.

Frederic Vasseur has admitted that the departure from Sauber of technical boss Jorg Zander was "awkward".

Jean Todt says it would be "ideal" to achieve some technical parity between formula one and the world endurance championship.

Former F1 driver Pastor Maldonado has played down any comparison between himself and Max Verstappen.

Ferrari's field-leading 2018 car continues to raise suspicions.

Lewis Hamilton has admitted he will struggle to hang onto his new lead in the 2018 world championship.

Sergio Marchionne has delivered a more upbeat message about Ferrari's future in formula one.

Toto Wolff says Mercedes is open to establishing a relationship with a customer team along the lines of Ferrari-Haas.

F1 can survive without the big engines and sounds of the past.

Fernando Alonso will skip the forthcoming post-Spanish grand prix test.

Renault says it must find a 'plan B' in the event it cannot keep Carlos Sainz beyond 2018.

Chase Carey says he would commit F1 to the Barcelona circuit "almost forever".

Kevin Magnussen has clarified reports that said he is prepared to "die" in a F1 car.

Fernando Alonso has hit back at suggestions F1 should ban telemetry.

Marcin Budkowski attended his first grand prix in Renault colours at Baku.