Formula One News — May 2019

A Japanese driver is moving closer to his goal of Formula 1.

Robert Kubica's major sponsor is not yet willing to talk about 2020.

Flavio Briatore has slammed the strategy mistake made by Ferrari in Monaco.

Flavio Briatore has given a strong hint that Fernando Alonso will not return to the Indy 500 with McLaren.

F1 teams are split over whether the idea of standardised components should be kept alive.

Sebastian Vettel has played down rumours Ferrari's rear suspension layout is a major cause of the problem in 2019.

Sean Bratches is confident about the future of the US GP in Austin.

Mercedes' rivals should be worried about the latest news coming out of the dominant F1 team.

Using the full Mistral straight has once again been ruled out by organisers of the French GP.

Six races into 2019, the driver 'silly season' looks set to kick off.

Ferrari CEO Louis Camilleri has apologised publicly for the errors that messed up local driver Charles Leclerc's qualifying in Monaco.

Robert Kubica may be last at almost every race, but he says he has shown he can still race a Formula 1 car.

Some drivers believe the Monaco layout was tweaked without their knowledge ahead of the 2019 race.

Toto Wolff has played down the notion that Mercedes could win every single grand prix in 2019.

Robert Kubica thinks Williams may go the entire 2019 season without a single point.

Masashi Yamamoto says the failed McLaren collaboration was Honda's "biggest lesson" since the Japanese marque returned to Formula 1.

Dr Helmut Marko thinks the F1 stewards are too hard on Max Verstappen.

In Monaco, Mercedes' impressive run of 1-2 finishes finally ended, even though Lewis Hamilton won and Valtteri Bottas was third.

Lewis Hamilton thinks he has been driving on only an "average" standard in 2019.

Bernie Ecclestone says he will not be attending F1 legend Niki Lauda's funeral on Wednesday.

Eric Boullier says he could return to Formula 1.

Mercedes' new red Halo will not feature on the 2019 car beyond Sunday's Monaco GP.

Former Red Bull driver Daniil Kvyat says he is driving better than ever in 2019.

Mattia Binotto says Ferrari is working on a plan to get back up to speed with Mercedes.

A 2020 deal for Monza's Italian GP is not yet done.