Formula One News — May 2016

One team happy with the new rules for 2017 is McLaren-Honda, according to its boss Eric Boullier.

Flavio Briatore has ruled out returning to formula one.

Fernando Alonso says a podium goal might not be too far away for McLaren-Honda in 2016.

Former F1 driver Franck Montagny thinks runaway championship leader Nico Rosberg will eventually strike problems in 2016.

Dr Helmut Marko doubts Dannil Kvyat's now two-race spat with Sebastian Vettel will spill into even more race weekends.

Jean Alesi thinks Red Bull is partly to blame for Daniil Kvyat's first-lap crashes with Sebastian Vettel at Sochi.

Sebastian Vettel is feeling the pressure as Ferrari's 2016 title push flounders, according to the Italian press after the grand prix in Russia.

Fernando Alonso says F1 drivers will discuss the recent series of messy race starts in 2016.

Nico Rosberg has admitted to being surprised when he met Russia's controversial president Vladimir Putin after the race in Sochi.

Carlos Sainz has hit out at the 10-second penalty imposed for his confrontation with rival Jolyon Palmer at Sochi.

Russia's sports minister has played down suggestions the country might add another annual grand prix to the F1 calendar.

Lombardy president Roberto Maroni has admitted he is "concerned" a new deal for Monza's Italian grand prix is taking too long.

The pressure on Jolyon Palmer will stay high in Barcelona next weekend.

Lance Stroll is the latest teenager looking to break into formula one.

Russian GP - Race Report

Ferrari president Sergio Marchionne on Monday said he is sure the Maranello team will bounce back from its current dip.

Mercedes chiefs Niki Lauda and Toto Wolff say priority number 1 is for the reigning champions to solve car reliability problems.

Maurizio Arrivabene on Sunday said Daniil Kvyat could mount no justified defense of his driving after colliding with Sebastian Vettel twice at Sochi.

Maurizio Arrivabene insists Ferrari must keep its eye on the goal of winning the 2016 world championship.

Bernie Ecclestone has suggested the uncertainty over the future of Monza's F1 race could continue to drag.

A Russian official on Sunday expressed concern that Mercedes' continuing dominance is hurting formula one.

22 years on, the father of Roland Ratzenberger says he and his wife have accepted the tragic death of their son.

Max Verstappen has predicted a tough road to formula one for another son of a famous former driver.

Mercedes on Sunday rubbished suggestions Lewis Hamilton's horror run of bad luck so far in 2016 may be a conspiracy.