Pedro de la Rosa, DNF: "It was a terrible shame; I feel sorry for the team because yesterday we did a good job and today we were starting from an interesting position and... read more »

Heikki Kovalainen, 13th: "That was obviously a great race for the team and I'm delighted we've got tenth place back and recorded our highest finish of the... read more »

Jean-Eric Vergne, 12th: "After the start, lots of cars in front of me cut the corner at the first turn and I found myself behind the Marussia and I was losing a lot of... read more »

Sergio Perez, 11th: "We were very quick, but from my grid position it is very difficult to overtake and move forward. After the drive through I managed to make up some... read more »

Paul di Resta, 7th: "A great result today and I'm very happy to make up so much ground on my starting position. We went aggressive with the strategy and I have to say... read more »

Mark Webber has won the Monaco Grand Prix for the second time, defending from five challenging drivers as rain affected the closing laps of the race. Nico Rosberg finished... read more »

Pedro de la Rosa, 21st: "It was the best qualifying session of the year and, without a doubt, the best lap I've ever done in Monaco. The car went well and we decided... read more »

Pedro de la Rosa, 23rd: "Today has been a really strange day because, out of the three hours which we normally have, I only completed two stints. I wasn't able to... read more »

Nico Rosberg, 6th: "It was great to be back again and to race through the city. I'm pleased with today's practice sessions. We have the feeling that we are going... read more »

Fernando Alonso, 4th: "For we drivers, Thursday in Monaco provides the best opportunity to reacquaint ourselves with a very unique track. The more you go round, the more... read more »

Heikki Kovalainen: “This morning's session went pretty well. We tried a new suspension part early on that felt pretty good, and then we ran through a normal FP1... read more »

Paul Hembery: “Of all the tyres in our range, the teams have had the least running of all on the supersoft to date, so today was very important for them to get out... read more »

We would expect the soft tyre to last for around 50 laps and the supersoft to last for 35 laps, with a difference of about a second per lap between the two compounds. read more »

The McLaren duo of Jenson Button and Lewis Hamilton believe Lotus will be the car to beat in Monaco this weekend after Romain Grosjean showed impressive pace during... read more »

We tried to do plenty of laps this afternoon despite the changing conditions, but overall, in terms of the usual jobs of working on the car set-up, we did not achieve that much. read more »

Kimi Raikkonen has compared the Monaco Grand Prix to a tight rally stage through thick trees, and therefore believes he will adapt to the circuit quickly. It will be his first... read more »

Pedro de la Rosa: "Monaco is by far the most difficult and technical circuit in the entire Championship. The only trick to this track is to do miles and not change the... read more »

As consistently reported on The Flying Lap, Pastor Maldonado has been showing great promise ever since he made his F1 debut in Melbourne last year; we were also very... read more »

Q: Mark, how much satisfaction do you derive from Pastor Maldonado’s victory in the Spanish Grand Prix? Mark Gillan, Chief Operations Engineer: This is a massive... read more »

Kimi Raikkonen has voiced his dissatisfaction at only finishing the Spanish Grand Prix 3rd, with the former World Champion adamant that he could’ve won the race had the opening... read more »

Pedro de la Rosa, 19th: "Racing in front of your home crowd is fantastic and so is finishing the race. I'm very happy because it's the second home Grand Prix of... read more »

Fernando Alonso, 2nd: "This second place feels like a victory. Having finished the race in Sakhir almost a minute off the winner, today we overtook one of the two Red... read more »

Jenson Button slogged around the 66 laps of the Spanish Grand Prix looking distinctly unhappy and off the pace, and is looking for solutions to his woes. read more »

DRIVERS: 1 – Pastor MALDONADO (Williams), 2 – Fernando ALONSO (Ferrari), 3 – Kimi RAIKKONEN (Lotus) TV UNILATERAL... read more »

Pirelli’s motorsport director Paul Hembery: “With Pastor Maldonado starting from the front and Lewis Hamilton starting from the back, this was always going... read more »