Lewis Hamilton has turned on the F1 media claiming it is "absolute rubbish" that he criticised the FIA for its handling of the Monaco Grand Prix and AlphaTauri driver Pierre Gasly has warned the FIA not to question the skills of the drivers after delaying the Monaco Grand Prix for safety reasons.

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Sergio Perez has signed a new two-year contract with Red Bull, Aston Martin driver Sebastian Vettel has slated Pirelli's extreme wet tyres as "basically useless" after drivers struggled with grip at the Monaco Grand Prix and Fernando Alonso has dismissed criticism of his driving at the Monaco Grand Prix from Lewis Hamilton as 'not my problem'.

Sergio Perez appeared to confirm he has signed a new contract with Red Bull after his success at the Monaco Grand Prix, Lewis Hamilton has rejected the FIA's decision to delay the start of the Monaco Grand Prix due to a lack of wet-weather running across the weekend and Ferrari team principal Mattia Binotto has detailed the litany of mistakes that cost Charles Leclerc a home victory in Monaco.

The recent announcement of the Las Vegas Grand Prix as F1 continues to build its presence in the United States has thrust the sport even more firmly into the spotlight. The new race has captured the imagination, adding to a bustling list of circuits around the world on the calendar but as more and more interest in joining that roster is created, historic races are put at risk. The name that has been singled out since the announcement is Monaco, given its relation to Las Vegas with regard to its exclusivity and setting in amongst wealthy hotels and casinos.

Toto Wolff is confident Mercedes has "halved the disadvantage to the frontrunners" after witnessing Lewis Hamilton's performance in the Spanish Grand Prix, McLaren is hopeful Lando Norris will be fit for this weekend's Monaco Grand Prix but will make a decision on a potential replacement "at short notice" and F1 championship leader Max Verstappen is unsure what is causing the spate of reliability issues up and down the grid after further problems arose at the Spanish Grand Prix.

Red Bull team principal Christian Horner has delivered a stark warning to F1 that a number of teams face being unable to complete this season given inflationary costs that are making the budget cap almost impossible to comply with, Valtteri Bottas is to hold talks with Alfa Romeo over why he was unable to try and take the fastest lap bonus point at the Spanish Grand Prix and Ferrari has revealed its findings after investigating the failure of Charles Leclerc's power unit that robbed him of likely victory in Sunday's Spanish Grand Prix.

Max Verstappen clinched his fourth victory of this F1 season at a dramatic Spanish Grand Prix. The Red Bull driver overcame a slide into the gravel and a DRS problem to lead home a one-two from Sergio Perez, with George Russell third for Mercedes. As for Charles Leclerc, the Ferrari driver lost the championship lead when on course for a comfortable win so on a weekend of high drama, what did we learn?

Sergio Perez has revealed Red Bull broke a promise made to him by the team after giving up position for Max Verstappen at the Spanish Grand Prix he was told would be returned as Lewis Hamilton has dedicated his stunning Spanish Grand Prix comeback drive to a terminally ill five-year-old fan.

F1 returns to Europe for round six of the season in Spain and the first major upgrade window of the sport's new era.