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Contrary to reports elsewhere, F1's new chairman, Peter Brabeck-Letmathe, is not going "to be handed a 0.5 per cent stake in F1's holding company." In reality, he is getting just 0.2% to add to his existing 0.3%.

Lewis Hamilton has admitted to pinching himself as he enjoys a new-found Monaco lifestyle after leaving behind his Swiss isolation.

Bernie Ecclestone has revealed to Pitpass' business editor Christian Sylt that drivers will soon be forced to start the race with a fresh set of tyres in order to encourage everyone to push during qualifying.

With all manner of rumours doing the rounds, Felipe Massa admits that after a difficult start to hi season things should start to improve from this weekend.

While Mercedes CEO Nick Fry suggests that Paul di Resta would make a perfect replacement for Michael Schumacher, team boss, and F1 veteran, Ross Brawn believes the German is having a good season.

The FIA has confirmed that, as in 2011, there will be one DRS zone at this weekend's Monaco Grand Prix.

MONACO, May 23 (Reuters) - McLaren drivers Lewis Hamilton and Jenson Button are living the Monaco dream after swapping Swiss isolation and Guernsey rain for Mediterranean sunshine.

Williams Mark Gillan reveals that while his team has already made procedural changes following the pit fire in Barcelona, he expects the authorities to introduce their own modifications in due course.

MONACO, May 23 (Reuters) - The future face of Formula One should be decided in the next few months with the sport's governing body yet to play what could be a key hand, Mercedes team principal Ross Brawn said on Wednesday.

Sebastian Vettel says Red Bull is still struggling to understand the disparity between his Bahrain victory and his sixth-place finish at Catalunya

Jenson Button reckons he and his engineers may have worked out where they went wrong in recent races, although admits the proof will be in his on-track pace.

Felipe Massa remains hopeful the Monaco Grand Prix can mark the start of a new chapter in his season, as he bids to turn around his disappointing campaign.

Williams has revised its safety procedures for handling fuel in the wake of its garage fire at the Spanish Grand Prix.

Bruno Senna thinks F1's current competitiveness could have a big effect on qualifying for this weekend's Monaco Grand Prix.

Williams change their pit procedures in an attempt to ensure there is no repeat of the fire at the Spanish Grand Prix.

Ross Brawn thinks that the key to a successful flotation of Formula 1 still depends on the future role of the FIA.

Fernando Alonso says it is impossible to predict who will be strong at the Monaco Grand Prix given how tight the field is this year

Wednesday's press conference from Monaco with Romain Grosjean, Lewis Hamilton, Pastor Maldonado, Michael Schumacher, Charles Pic and Mark Webber.

MONACO, May 23 (Reuters) - Formula One teams and circuits will change safety procedures to make sure a fire like the one that devastated the Williams garage at the Spanish Grand Prix 10 days ago does not happen again.

Wednesday's press conference - Monaco