Spanish GP: Preview - McLaren

Speaking publicly for the first time since the scandal over his private life erupted, FIA president Max Mosley has defended his decision not to resign, saying there is no reason to. Mosley insists that his private sexual exploits have no impact on his ability to run the FIA.

Spanish GP: Preview - BMW

Embattled Max Mosley says he will not seek another term as head of the International Automobile Federation - if he survives a vote of confidence.

Finally, Mosley speaks

Red Bull Racing driver Mark Webber says FIA president Max Mosley has brought Formula One into disrepute after a tabloid newspaper exposed details of Mosley's private life, and he has subsequently refused to stand down.

Lewis Hamilton has again said that he expects his McLaren package to be strong in next weekend's Spanish Grand Prix after testing at the Circuit de Catalunya last week.

Ferrari may have dominated the last two races, and Raikkonen may have moved into the lead of the drivers' championship but the Finn is still wary of the challenge McLaren will pose for the rest of this season.