Formula One News — May 2019

Kevin Magnussen doubts Haas has solved its tyre problem.

Ferrari will not supply a test car to Pirelli for the development of 18-inch tyres for 2021.

Toto Wolff has admitted that Mercedes looks "super strong" in Barcelona.

Daniel Ricciardo says he is not disheartened that at present he is not even driving for the best Renault-powered team.

Valtteri Bottas says his surge of form in 2019 is due to his improved psychological approach to Formula 1.

Toto Wolff has rubbished speculation that he is eyeing Chase Carey's job at the top of Formula 1.

The first rumours that Robert Kubica could be ousted by Williams have emerged.

Zak Brown thinks it will be "very difficult" for Fernando Alonso to win the Indy 500 later this month.

Spanish GP - Saturday Team Quotes

Spanish GP - Practice 2 Report

Ferrari drivers Charles Leclerc and Sebastian Vettel were third and fourth in Friday practice for the Spanish Grand Prix. Both drivers said work needs to be done to beat the quicker Mercedes cars.

Spanish GP - Friday Team Quotes

Spanish GP - Friday Photos

Spanish GP - Friday Press Conference

Spanish GP - Practice 2 Results

Spanish GP - Practice 1 Report

Spanish GP - Practice 1 Results

Sergio Perez is backing F1's move to introduce more standard car components.

F1's US grand prix in Austin, Texas, appears back on track.

Gunther Steiner says Haas is happy with the proposed changes to the technical regulations for 2021.

Renault Sport president Jerome Stoll said the French marque "knew" it could find itself in a difficult situation in 2019.

Only Romain Grosjean will be trying Haas' major car upgrade in Friday practice.

Daniel Ricciardo insists he does not regret moving to Renault.

Max Verstappen has denied that Red Bull has a "completely new car" for Barcelona.