Formula One News — May 2018

Toto Wolff says Mercedes is open to establishing a relationship with a customer team along the lines of Ferrari-Haas.

F1 can survive without the big engines and sounds of the past.

Fernando Alonso will skip the forthcoming post-Spanish grand prix test.

Renault says it must find a 'plan B' in the event it cannot keep Carlos Sainz beyond 2018.

Chase Carey says he would commit F1 to the Barcelona circuit "almost forever".

Kevin Magnussen has clarified reports that said he is prepared to "die" in a F1 car.

Fernando Alonso has hit back at suggestions F1 should ban telemetry.

Marcin Budkowski attended his first grand prix in Renault colours at Baku.

Sergio Perez says Max Verstappen's struggles at Red Bull this year seem very familiar.

Some F1 teams have hit out at the FIA's decision to increase the in-race fuel allowance for 2019.

Kimi Raikkonen's trainer has confirmed that the Ferrari driver dropped weight over the winter.

Canada GP promoter Francois Dumontier has played down the impact another F1 race in North America will have on the Montreal event.

Red Bull may consider imposing team orders if Daniel Ricciardo and Max Verstappen collide again.

Nico Rosberg and Ross Brawn have hailed the news emerging from Paris.

Frederic Vasseur has hailed the performance of Sauber rookie Charles Leclerc in Baku.

Brendon Hartley is expecting Fernando Alonso to be "pretty tired" as his split duties between F1 and Le Mans racing kick off.

Max Verstappen has admitted both he and teammate Daniel Ricciardo may have been "eager" to go wheel to wheel in Baku.

Valtteri Bottas has been given a boost by one of the most respected newspapers in formula one.