Formula One News — May 2016

Sebastian Vettel has hinted he will recommend to Ferrari that Kimi Raikkonen is kept on board for another season.

McLaren-Honda team boss Eric Boullier says there are no plans for Stoffel Vandoorne to be given Friday morning outings in 2016.

Jos Verstappen is taking a step back from the limelight in the career of his son and F1 teen sensation Max.

Ferrari's lack of speed in qualifying puzzled everyone, as the Scuderia had high hopes of challenging Mercedes for pole position this afternoon. As it turned out, Kimi Raikkonen and Sebastian Vettel will line up on the third row of the grid for tomorrow's race.

"First time with a microphone," Max Verstappen said when he sat down to talk with the media after his sensational qualifying where he put his Red Bull fourth on the grid for the Spanish Grand Prix.

Spanish GP - Qualifying Report

Spanish GP - Saturday Photos

Spanish GP - Saturday Press Conference

Spanish GP - Saturday Team Quotes

Spanish GP - Qualifying Results

Maurizio Arrivabene has indicated Kimi Raikkonen stands a strong chance of keeping his seat at Ferrari for 2017.

Following Max Verstappen's switch to Red Bull, it is increasingly clear there is little love lost between the Dutchman and Toro Rosso.

Haas, F1's new American team, fielded two very unhappy race drivers in practice ahead of the Spanish grand prix.

Spanish GP - Practice 3 Report

Spanish GP - Practice 3 Results

Renault and Pirelli are puzzled as to the cause of Jolyon Palmer's high-speed tyre blowout in Friday practice.

Dr Helmut Marko says he expects Max Verstappen to be immediately close to new teammate Daniel Ricciardo's pace.

Amid rising pressure, Ferrari is still upbeat about 2016.

McLaren-Honda could be shaping up to clash with F1's governing body over the new engine regulations.

Daniel Ricciardo is not completely ruling himself out of the 2017 'silly season'.

A wild rumour is being whispered in the Barcelona paddock about Lewis Hamilton's future in F1.

Silly season rumours about the futures of Jenson Button and Stoffel Vandoorne are revving up in Barcelona.

Championship leader Nico Rosberg said he will wary at the start of Sunday's Spanish grand prix, following a spate of first-corner crashes in 2016.

Ferrari's 2016-spec engine customers have given the thumbs up to the new 'power unit' specification released by the Maranello marque for Spain.