Formula One

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

Valencia hopes to annually alternate a spot on the Formula One calendar with Spanish Grand Prix host Barcelona...

Nico Hulkenberg is attracted by the idea of a future move to Ferrari...

Martin Whitmarsh says Paddy Lowe's early exit wasn't tied to the team's new deal with Honda...

This weekend marks the 71st Monaco Grand Prix, an event that has put and kept Formula One on the international map. Its very low speed corners and small pit boxes close to the Mediterranean make it a unique challenge.

Lotus remain confident that Kimi Raikkonen will decide to stay with the team for 2014 despite reported interest from Red Bull.

It hasn't been a great few months for McLaren fans, but Jenson Button is determined to put a smile on their faces...

Michael Schumacher gets back behind the wheel of a Mercedes F1 car as part of an event at the Nürburgring Nordschleife circuit

Supercar owners will drive through France with Damon Hill, before watching the Monaco Grand Prix on a superyacht as Eddie Jordan provides a musical accompaniment.

McLaren team principal Martin Whitmarsh has praised the attitude of Sergio 'Checo' Perez in the wake of the team's disappointing start to 2013. The 23-year-old joined the Woking-based team from Sauber ahead of the season, but with the MP4-28 so far failing to live up expectations, Perez and team mate Jenson Button have been unable to fight for race wins