Formula One News — May 2019
MAY 25, 2019
Lauda to be buried in racing overalls
Niki Lauda will be buried in his racing overalls, the German news source Nachrichten claims.
Mercedes snaps up Formula 2 star de Vries
Mercedes has apparently signed up former McLaren simulator driver Nyck de Vries.
Abiteboul presents Renault 'plan' for Paul Ricard leap
Cyril Abiteboul says he has put together a "plan" to put Renault back on the right track by the French works team's home race in June.
Mercedes dominance to last until Abu Dhabi says Marko
Dr Helmut Marko does not think either Ferrari or Red Bull will be able to beat Mercedes in 2019.
Binotto denies need to scrap front wing concept
Mattia Binotto has played down suggestions Ferrari needs to scrap its front wing design.
F1 scraps plans for standard gearbox design
Plans to standardise gearbox design in 2021 have been scrapped.
Binotto admits designer could return to Ferrari
Ferrari could recall its former chief designer from Alfa Romeo.
Williams says Villeneuve comments 'irritating'
Claire Williams has admitted comments made recently by the team's last world champion Jacques Villeneuve were "irritating".
MAY 24, 2019
F1 heading for new engine formula in 2025
F1 looks set to scrap the 'power unit' regulations for 2025.
Raikkonen dislikes modern Monaco layout
Kimi Raikkonen says Monaco has lost its magic of the past - for the drivers.
Alonso-McLaren relationship not broken says Brown
Zak Brown insists McLaren's relationship with Fernando Alonso is not broken.
Lauda funeral set for Wednesday
The public can attend Niki Lauda's funeral next Wednesday.
Alonso said buying Indy 500 seat 'unethical'
Fernando Alonso ruled out taking over countryman Oriol Servia's seat in the Indy 500 because it was "unethical".
Lauda wanted Mercedes to 'keep going' says Wolff
An emotional Toto Wolff said in Monaco that Niki Lauda was enjoying Mercedes' dominance in 2019.
Ferrari should soon switch focus to 2020 says Webber
Mark Webber thinks Ferrari should consider writing off the 2019 world championship after the next race in Canada.
World title not 'taboo' for Ferrari says Binotto
Mattia Binotto insists winning the world championship is not a "taboo" topic for Ferrari.
Binotto excuses Leclerc's 'mistakes'
Mattia Binotto has excused Charles Leclerc for making mistakes at the start of his career at Ferrari.
MAY 23, 2019
A tricky day
Sebastian Vettel wound up third in Thursday's second practice session for the Monaco Grand Prix. His Ferrari was nearly eight-tenths of a second slower than the Mercedes of lead driver Lewis Hamilton. Furthermore, Charles Leclerc was back in tenth in the other Ferrari.
Practice 2 Report - The ones and eights
Monaco GP - Practice 2 Report
Thursday Team Quotes
Monaco GP - Thursday Team Quotes
Thursday Photos
Monaco GP - Thursday Photos
Thursday Press Conference
Monaco GP - Thursday Press Conference
Practice 2 Results
Monaco GP - Practice 2 Results
Practice 1 Report - Resident fight
Monaco GP - Practice 1 Report
Practice 1 Results
Monaco GP - Practice 1 Results