Formula One News — May 2019

Niki Lauda's push to return to good health and the F1 paddock has suffered yet another setback.

The number of F1 experts who believe Ferrari can win the 2019 world championship is dwindling.

Christian Horner has admitted that Red Bull has taken a slight step backwards compared to 2018.

Liberty Media is now targeting a race on the continent of Africa.

F1 experts say Andreas Seidl is a good addition to the improving McLaren team.

Kevin Magnussen says he isn't sure if Haas will impose team orders on its two race drivers.

Former Ferrari boss Maurizio Arrivabene has called on the Tifosi to support the Italian team.

Antonio Giovinazzi has admitted he is feeling the "pressure" to perform for Alfa Romeo.

Mexico looks set to lose its place on the F1 calendar.

Pirelli says it wants more experienced F1 drivers to do its tyre testing.

A protest threat is hanging over next weekend's Monaco grand prix.

Race promoter Francois Dumontier insists Montreal will be ready for the forthcoming Canadian GP.

The promoter of the Canadian GP says he is not interested in hosting a Formula E race.

Renault and other teams are still in the dark about F1's future beyond 2020.

Sergey Sirotkin has admitted he would be happy to take struggling Robert Kubica's place at Williams.

Mercedes says there was nothing wrong with Valtteri Bottas' clutch in Barcelona.

Juan Pablo Montoya may have joined the Racing Point team.

Ferrari CEO Louis Camilleri says there is "no panic" at Maranello after a fifth consecutive defeat to Mercedes last weekend.

What is now for sure is that Zandvoort will stage its 2020 Dutch GP at around this time of the year.

Sebastian Vettel's younger brother has played down suggestions he is aiming for Formula 1.

Red Bull can think about beating Ferrari in Monaco next weekend.

Nicholas Latifi is not denying that he wants to get into Formula 1.

Alex Wurz is expecting the driver rivalry at Mercedes to heat up in 2019.

Haas may need to tweak the livery of its 2019 car following a court ruling.

The one-sided 2019 world championship is affecting television viewing figures.