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Admitting that he "loved" working with Honda, Max Verstappen says it is "a shame" how the Japanese manufacturer's decisions have changed.
Today's press conference with Oscar Piastri, Fernando Alonso, Kevin Magnussen, Sergio Perez, Yuki Tsunoda, Alex Albon, Lewis Hamilton, Pierre Gasly, Charles Leclerc and Valtteri Bottas.
Sensing one of his best chances of victory this season, Fernando Alonso promises that in Monaco he will "attack more than any other weekend".
Dismissing the speculation linking him with a $50m move to Maranello, Lewis Hamilton insists that a new deal with Mercedes is almost done.
Following a tough start to his season, rookie Nyck de Vries admits that he is not surprised that his future with AlphaTauri is already the subject of media speculation.
Ferrari boss, Frederic Vasseur has laughed off claims that Charles Leclerc is leaving the Italian team for Mercedes, while insisting the team hasn't even spoken to Lewis Hamilton.
Helmut Marko has ruled out the possibility of AlphaTauri being sold or even relocated, insisting the team will remain under Red Bull ownership.
In a move designed to boost safety during on-track incidents, the FIA is introducing stricter speed restrictions under a Safety Car or VSC in areas of track where waved double yellow flags are being shown.
Grid position is going to be pivotal to the result on Sunday. If we can have a strong Saturday, that will set us up nicely for another good result this weekend.
Together with Charles and Carlos we have prepared this weekend in detail in order to make the most of every opportunity this tricky track could provide.
The tyre compounds are the softest that Pirelli offer and are the same as we raced in Baku and the same as we would have had for the Alternative Tyre Allocation event in Imola.
Despite the fact that he will be 45 in 2026, and has previously criticised its engines, Honda says it has no objections to Fernando Alonso remaining with Aston Martin.
Our work at the factory has continued to develop well as we focus on preparing the next stage of upgrades, which we will be introducing in the coming races with the ambition of making the MCL60 more competitive.