McLaren say they “probably” diverted fewer resources from this year to 2014 and 2015 than planned to salvage their current car.

A quick-fire look at some of Formula 1′s most memorable moments from the Monaco Grand Prix over the years.

BBC F1 commentator Murray Walker looks back at the “incredible” 1982 Monaco Grand Prix which produced an unlikely winner

F1 commentary legend Murray Walker looks back at the final two laps of the 1982 Monaco Grand Prix in which a succession of leading cars drop out of the race.

Mercedes say Paddy Lowe will join the team next month after being granted an early release from his contract with McLaren.

Formula 1′s governing body has rejected a proposal from Pirelli to revert to last year’s tyres to solve ongoing issues.

Sailing and motor-racing have potential to share far more than just a glamorous image, says chief F1 writer Andrew Benson

Ferrari have ridiculed critics of the tyres in Formula 1 in what amounts to a veiled attack on champions Red Bull.

McLaren say their 2015 engine partnership with Honda will not affect their ability to win the world title with Mercedes next year.

Japanese car manufacturer Honda will return to Formula 1 in 2015 as engine supplier to the McLaren team.

Watch highlights from the 1988 Japanese Grand Prix as Ayrton Senna clinches his first world title after a scintillating drive in wet/dry conditions at Suzuka.

Formula 1′s tyre change could lead to people wondering if the best driver won this year’s world championship, says BBC F1 technical analyst Gary Anderson

F1 boss Bernie Ecclestone says he is relaxed despite reports in Germany that he faces charges relating to a bribery case.

Marussia driver Max Chilton spends a day with Chelsea FC’s youth team at their academy, as the two sports try to learn from each other.

Pirelli reacts to criticism by announcing changes to the tyres it supplies to Formula 1 from next month.

BBC F1 co-commentator David Coulthard analyses the tyre debate raging in Formula 1

Red Bull owner Dietrich Mateschitz says the current state of Formula 1 is “nothing to do with racing any more”.

BBC F1 technical analyst Gary Anderson on the early championship contenders and the debate over the ‘fragile’ Pirelli tyres

Ferrari’s Spanish Grand Prix winner Fernando Alonso says Mercedes’ qualifying pace makes them Monaco favourites.

David Coulthard and Sebastian Vettel look at the new track in Sochi, which is set to host the Russian GP in 2014.

The sights and sounds from the Spanish Grand Prix as Fernando Alonso repays his loyal supporters with a long-awaited home win

Alonso’s breathtaking audacity could be the difference with his best chance yet to win a title in a Ferrari, says Andrew Benson

Fernando Alonso says he hopes he has given his home fans a lot to cheer about after he impressively won the Spanish Grand Prix at the Circuit de Catalunya.

Nico Rosberg said he was mystified by the tyre problems causing the team to struggle in races despite strong qualifying.

Jenson Button says McLaren’s current form is “embarrassing” after another difficult weekend at the Spanish Grand Prix.

Sebastian Vettel was happy with fourth place at the Spanish Grand Prix despite wins in two of the previous three races.

Ferrari’s Fernando Alonso said he was confident of making a strong world title challenge after winning in Spain.

Pirelli is considering changing the tyres it supplies to Formula 1 as a result of criticism of the style of racing this season.

Ferrari’s Fernando Alonso describes his win in front of his home fans at the Spanish Grand Prix as “fantastic”.

Jenson Button believes McLaren’s performance in front of their fans during Sunday’s Spanish Grand Prix was “embarrassing”.

Mercedes’s Lewis Hamilton says his race was “way too tough”, as he goes from second to twelfth during Sunday’s Spanish Grand Prix.

Ferrari’s Fernando Alonso wins in front of his home fans as he comfortably wins the Spanish Grand Prix.

Ferrari’s Fernando Alonso sends his home crowd into raptures by beating Lotus’s Kimi Raikkonen to win the Spanish GP.

Ferrari’s Fernando Alonso moves into third place at the start of the Spanish Grand Prix by making a stunning overtake to pass both Kimi Raikkonen and Lewis Hamilton around the outside at Turn three.

Ferrari’s Fernando Alonso thanks his home fans for coming out to support him by running into the crowd before the Spanish Grand Prix.

McLaren sporting director Sam Michael joins Lee McKenzie and David Coulthard for Inside F1 following qualifying for the Spanish Grand Prix.

Mercedes’ Nico Rosberg and Lewis Hamilton believe they will struggle in the Spanish GP despite qualifying on the front.

Red Bull’s Sebastian Vettel says if anyone does only two pit-stops in the Spanish Grand Prix he will “eat a broom”.

Nico Rosberg claims his second pole position of the season at the Spanish Grand Prix ahead of Mercedes team-mate Lewis Hamilton and Red Bull’s Sebastian Vettel.

Mercedes’s Lewis Hamilton says team-mate Nico Rosberg “did a great job” in securing his second consecutive pole of the season at the Spanish Grand Prix.

Mercedes driver Nico Rosberg says his pole position for Sunday’s Spanish Grand Prix should be “enjoyed with extreme caution”.

Ride on-board with Mercedes’ Nico Rosberg as he takes pole position for the Spanish Grand Prix.

McLaren’s Jenson Button says he is “surprised” at his team-mate Sergio Perez’s performance during qualifying for the Spanish Grand Prix.

Nico Rosberg beats Mercedes team-mate Lewis Hamilton to pole position at the Spanish Grand Prix.

Ride on board with Formula 1′s finest drivers in the Spanish Grand Prix at the Circuit de Catalunya.

BBC Sport’s Eddie Jordan takes a look at why McLaren and Williams, traditionally two of the most successful teams in Formula 1, are struggling in 2013.

Ferrari’s Felipe Massa edged Lotus’s Kimi Raikkonen to set the pace in final practice at the Spanish Grand Prix.

McLaren’s Sergio Perez says the drivers are worried about the number of tyre failures in Formula 1.

Lee McKenzie is joined by former F1 driver and BBC Radio 5 live pundit Allen McNish to round up all the day’s action following Friday’s practice sessions for the Spanish Grand Prix.

Jenson Button says McLaren “are still a hell of a long way off the pace” despite an upgrade aimed at improving their F1 car.