Formula One News — May 2013

Pirelli is considering more tweaks to its tyre design for 2013, following the failure at the rear of Paul di Resta's Force India on Friday.

Well-behaved drivers should not fear F1's incoming 'demerit points' penalty system, according to Felipe Massa.

McLaren is set to be Honda-powered in 2015.

Munich prosecutors could be set to formally charge Bernie Ecclestone for bribery, according to a report.

Spanish GP - Practice 3 Report

Spanish GP - Practice 3 Results

Heikki Kovalainen is in talks about extending his driving duties at Caterham beyond Barcelona.

Spanish GP - Practice 2 Report

Spanish GP - Friday Photos

Spanish GP - Friday Press Conference

Spanish GP - Friday Team Quotes

Spanish GP - Practice 2 Results

Spanish GP - Practice 1 Report

Spanish GP - Practice 1 Results

A big topic of conversation in Barcelona this weekend is Pirelli's new 'hard' compound tyre.

Having initially denied reports James Allison is heading to Maranello, Ferrari president Luca di Montezemolo has hinted he might be warming to the idea..

Long Beach race founder Chris Pook has been signed up to help organise next year's inaugural formula one race in New Jersey.

Toto Wolff turned down Dietrich Mateschitz when the Red Bull magnate offered to sell him Toro Rosso.

Sebastian Vettel has brushed off fears he might be the victim of unfair treatment this weekend in Spain.

After Antonio Felix da Costa, the next in line for a Red Bull-backed formula one future looks set to be Carlos Sainz Jr.

Heikki Kovalainen insists it is "no surprise" Caterham has struggled so far in 2013.

Barcelona's F1 circuit chief has played down reports a deal whereby the city and Valencia will alternate the annual hosting of the Spanish grand prix is now close.

Mark Webber has played down reports he has already decided to quit formula one.

A photographer claims Fernando Alonso broke his EUR 6,000 camera whilst trying to take pictures of the Ferrari driver and his model girlfriend.