Formula One News — May 2014

The Crimean crisis has thwarted sponsor talks between Russian companies and Sauber, the Swiss formula one team admitted.

Lewis Hamilton has fended off suggestions he is dominating F1 at present because of a new focus on his game.

Ferrari is a hotbed of rumours at the scene of the Spanish grand prix.

Mercedes rivals may block the introduction of the 'megaphone' exhaust, according to reports.

Nico Hulkenberg has not ruled out becoming the next president of the GPDA.

F1 backmarker Caterham has ousted its technical boss Mark Smith.

Sergio Perez has slammed Pirelli for supplying overly conservative tyre compounds at the Spanish grand prix.

Lotus has been left isolated after supplier Renault complained about unpaid engine bills.

Michael Schumacher is still at the hospital in Grenoble, the major German newspaper Bild reports.

Spanish GP - Practice 3 Report

Spanish GP - Practice 3 Results

F1's most familiar face was missing on Friday as the sport practiced in Barcelona.

Renault on Friday said it is losing patience with some of its F1 team customers.

F1's smallest teams have proposed a mid-season development freeze to cut costs from 2015.

Megaphone exhausts will get this year's turbo V6s half-way to the volume of the popular V8s of last season.

Spanish GP - Practice 2 Report

Spanish GP - Friday Photos

Spanish GP - Friday Press Conference

Spanish GP - Friday Team Quotes

Spanish GP - Practice 2 Results

Sebastian Vettel has confirmed he switched chassis ahead of this weekend's Spanish grand prix because of his poor performance in China.

Lewis Hamilton has ruled out making use of Mercedes' new F1 psychologist.

Toto Wolff has entered the Spanish grand prix weekend predicting that Ferrari could be Mercedes' biggest challenger over the entire 2014 season.

Toro Rosso is singling out teenage Russian rookie Daniil Kvyat as a future world champion.