May 26 (GMM) Mark Webber has moved to rubbish speculation he might be in line to replace Felipe Massa at Ferrari. The Australian has only a one-year contract with Red Bull, although team figures have indicated a new deal for the 35-year-old is likely. Webber scoffed at the Ferrari rumours. "It's like someone clicks a switch in May and says, 'Oh, Mark's off to Ferrari'," he said, with the Evening ...

Grosjean eager to 'surprise' - Planet-F1

Drivers expect another wide-open race at Monaco GP - NDTV

The secrets of Monaco with BBC F1 tech analyst Gary Anderson - BBC Sport

Alain Prost has admitted that he has been surprised by the strong form that Kimi Raikkonen has shown on his return to Formula 1 this year

May 26 (GMM) Flavio Briatore could be central to F1's future. The Italian, who was ousted and banned from the sport amid the 'crashgate' scandal a few years ago, was back in the paddock in Monaco on Friday. He admitted he has been working on new regulations, with speculation suggesting they will be an alternative should F1's commercial rights holders split with the governing FIA. "At the moment ...

May 26 (GMM) F1's topsy-turvy 2012 risks turning off confused fans, Jenson Button has warned. The McLaren driver was the first of the sport's five winners so far this season, with a sixth this weekend to create all-time history. But while some are enthralled by the unpredictability, a slightly "worried" Button warned that the time will come when fans will cease to understand the sport. "I think ...

Several factors beyond understanding the Pirelli tyres are having an influence on this season's racing, according to Pirelli motorsport boss Paul Hembery

Why is this season so tight at the top? - The Independent

Drivers expect another wide-open race - Globe and Mail