Formula One News — May 2021

Dr Helmut Marko has reminded Max Verstappen who his "real opponent" is for Sunday's Monaco GP.

Jean Todt says he is "fine" with Lewis Hamilton's activism within Formula 1 - "as long as it's not political".

Daniel Ricciardo admits he is "confused" after looking a full second per lap off teammate Lando Norris' pace this weekend at Monaco.

If he had to choose between his own interests or the interests of the team, Valtteri Bottas says he would steer away from the latter.

Nikita Mazepin allowed himself a rare-in-2021 smile as the beleaguered Russian rookie finally overshadowed teammate Mick Schumacher around the famous streets of Monaco.

Toto Wolff says he has seen enough to predict "a career in Formula 1" for Michael Schumacher's son.

Imola appears poised to seal a long-term and permanent place on the Formula 1 calendar.

Jean Todt says he visits F1 legend Michael Schumacher "at least twice a month".

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Monaco GP - Saturday Press Conference

Monaco GP - Saturday Team Quotes

Monaco GP - Qualifying Results

Monaco GP - Practice 3 Results

Max Verstappen is not ready to start thinking about his future in Formula 1 beyond his current Red Bull contract, according to his manager.

Sebastian Vettel is getting "more and more comfortable" with his Aston Martin, according to team boss Otmar Szafnauer.

Carlos Sainz does not expect a red car to be on pole position at Monaco, even though Ferrari dominated Thursday practice on the fabled streets.

As the Monaco layout stands today, the most prestigious race on the Formula 1 calendar "will never be exciting for the fans".

Dr Helmut Marko has admitted his frustration with Alpha Tauri rookie Yuki Tsunoda.

Alfa Romeo boss Frederic Vasseur admits he is "angry" with the FIA's clampdown on flexible rear wings, describing the new situation as a "joke".

Mercedes has pulled out of next week's Pirelli tyre test at Paul Ricard, citing concerns about staying under the 2021 budget cap.

Kevin Magnussen is pushing for an Indycar test, after witnessing first-hand the opening days of practice for the fabled Indy 500.

Carlos Sainz answered "apparently yes" when asked if Ferrari is really a threat to Mercedes and Red Bull at the top of the order this weekend in Monaco.

The spectre of race protests has emerged as the 'bendy' rear wing saga rolls on at Monaco.

Ferrari looks super-competitive at Monaco, but preparing for 2022 is "more important" according to the Maranello team's boss Mattia Binotto.