Formula One News — May 2015

According to some, Carlos Sainz has been the 'revelation of the season'.

Felipe Massa would prefer if teams were given more freedom to decide their in-season testing plans.

Felipe Nasr is expecting Sauber to suffer at the next few races.

Even the normally low-profile Donald Mackenzie and Jean Todt are looking ahead to Thursday's critical meeting of the powerful Strategy Group.

Michelin has confirmed its interest in returning to formula one.

Pastor Maldonado has not ramped up the tension with his teammate Romain Grosjean.

Toro Rosso's "exceptional" drivers are free to race their counterparts in the senior Red Bull team.

The candidates are lining up to be Force India's official reserve driver.

Esteban Gutierrez appears to be in pole position to head the new Haas team's driver lineup next year.

Dr Helmut Marko has hit back at reports he issued a new ultimatum about Red Bull's involvement in formula one.

Nico Rosberg says he is happy if Lewis Hamilton stays at Mercedes beyond 2015.

Flavio Briatore could face four years in jail over alleged tax fraud.

Lewis Hamilton has promised that the long delay over his new Mercedes contract will finally end at the next race.

Mercedes will change its philosophy regarding pitstops ahead of Monaco, team chairman Niki Lauda has announced.

Fernando Alonso has defended his teammate Jenson Button, after the British driver let his positivity slip after the Spanish grand prix.

Teams escaped the ire of F1's governing body following a spate of post-race fuel systems checks after the Spanish grand prix.

Audi could stop Red Bull from quitting formula one.

McLaren has called on F1 to consider a rule tweak about the disposal of drivers' helmet visor tear-offs.

Christian Horner has leapt to the defence of Red Bull's drivers.

The only team missing from the post-race Barcelona test this week is Manor.

Alain Prost, once nicknamed 'The Professor' in F1 for his famously intellectual approach to racing, has admitted the sport is now too complicated.

Carmen Jorda, the female development driver for Lotus, says she has heard whispers of discord at McLaren-Honda.

The Hamilton versus Rosberg show is back on, according to Mercedes chief Toto Wolff after the Spanish grand prix.

Spanish GP - Race Report