The 2013 Spanish Grand Prix provoked fresh debate over whether Pirelli's 'designed-to-degrade' tyres have gone too far.

Lewis Hamilton believes Mercedes will have a better weekend in Monaco following their poor performance in the Spanish Grand Prix.

F1 is set for a sunny race weekend on the French Riviera over the next four days.

Don't miss any of the Monaco Grand Prix sessions - here are the times for all of this weekend's action plus the Indianapolis 500 on Sunday.

In the round-up: Webber says Monaco is still "daunting" • Di Resta "shocked" to be ahead of McLaren • Raikkonen "wanted to win more races"

Three drivers have shared the victories in the first five rounds of 2013 but there's a good chance that could change this weekend.

The Spanish Grand Prix crowd mainly had eyes for one man: Fernando Alonso, who features heavily in this collection of fans' videos from the race.

In the round-up: No F1 return says BMW • Ecclestone says Williams still blocking customer cars • Pirelli want "sportingly equitable" solution

Mercedes have confirmed former McLaren technical director Paddy Lowe will begin work for them on June 3rd.

Bernie Ecclestone believes Honda's planned return to Formula One in 2015 could lead other car manufacturers such as BMW to join them.

In the round-up: Massa eyes Ferrari qualifying gains • Whitmarsh aims to continue points streak • Jim Clark remembered

F1's response to the Spanish Grand Prix has been knee-jerk and risks tainting the battle for championships.

In the round-up: FIA says tyres can only be changed for safety • Ecclestone not ruling out chance of trial • Button can stay at McLaren 'as long as he wants'

Lotus team principal Eric Boullier says his team's development programme for this year and next will not be affected by the loss of technical director James Allison.

Nico Hulkenberg says he expects Sauber to perform better in next week's Monaco Grand Prix following their poor start to the season.

Honda's return to F1 with McLaren in 2015 will be their fourth entry into the sport. Here are pictures of their previous F1 campaigns.

Ferrari have added their voice to the criticism of the forthcoming change in tyre compounds at the Canadian Grand Prix.

In the round-up: McLaren need Honda deal "to compete at the upper echelons" • Button glad to reunite with Honda

Lotus team principal Eric Boullier has hit out at Pirelli's planned changes to the 2013 tyre compounds from the Canadian Grand Prix.

It's a welcome return for Honda to Formula One, just four-and-a-half years since they last left.