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Paul di Resta believes it isn’t realistic for Force India to hold on to fifth place in the constructors’ championship because he is sure McLaren will recover from its poor start to the season
BMW has denied reports it is considering a Formula One programme after Bernie Ecclestone said it would make sense for the German car manufacturer to return
Mercedes has finally confirmed ex-McLaren technical director Paddy Lowe will join the team and revealed he will start work on June 3 under the title of executive director (technical)
Felipe Massa says the greatest room for improvement at Ferrari is with its qualifying pace
Bernie Ecclestone says he expects BMW to follow Honda in making a return to Formula One
Bernie Ecclestone has insisted he has the full support of the F1 board as the spectre of the German courts hangs over him
Jenson Button is expecting another points haul for McLaren at the Monaco Grand Prix and is confident the team can take another step forward with performance this weekend
Max Chilton has dismissed suggestions that he owes his place in Formula One to his father’s wealth more than his own talent
Giedo van der Garde admits his focus this season is to cement a place at Caterham for the 2014 regulation changes
Sauber will have further updates for its C32 at next weekend’s Monaco Grand Prix
Mercedes team principal Ross Brawn admits he is wary of Mercedes struggling in races beyond the Monaco Grand Prix
Trackside operations director Alan Permane believes Lotus has made clear improvements with its qualifying pace this season
Kimi Raikkonen says he isn’t satisfied with his start to the season as he isn’t leading the world championship
Lewis Hamilton says Mercedes has been “working really hard” since the Spanish Grand Prix to try and rectify its tyre issues
Christian Horner remains non-committal on whether Red Bull would want to retain Mark Webber beyond the end of this season
Caterham’s drivers Giedo van der Garde and Charles Pic believe there is more potential in the updated CT03
Nico Rosberg admits Mercedes’ qualifying pace could be the key to success at next weekend’s Monaco Grand Prix
Ferrari has slammed the criticism of Pirelli and Formula One’s tyre strategies through its Horse Whisperer column
Lotus team principal Eric Boullier has likened Pirelli’s changes to its tyres for the Canadian Grand Prix to the dimensions of football pitch being altered to benefit one of the teams
Force India deputy team principal Bob Fernley is confident Adrian Sutil’s luck will change soon after a disappointing start to the season