Sainz can do it ‘in McLaren, a Ferrari, or a Merc’
Linked to Ferrari, Carlos Sainz says he has no updates about his future but it confident that if, or when he makes a move, he will excel wherever he goes.
McLaren
McLaren receive £300million cash injection
The McLaren Group have confirmed a cash injection of £300m from its shareholders as they look to navigate through the COVID-19 pandemic.
‘Customer cars a solution from the 1970s’
Zak Brown says Formula 1 should not return to the days of customer cars, saying if anything goes against the DNA of the sport, it's that.
McLaren: Ferrari’s comments don’t reflect reality
With Ferrari pushing back on the lowering of the budget cap, Zak Brown has warned their stance does not "accurately reflect what I think is reality".
McLaren: Sainz and Norris still our future
McLaren's position on their current driver line-up of Carlos Sainz and Lando Norris has not "really changed" despite the 2020 season not getting underway.
Magnussen won’t rule out Renault/McLaren return
Kevin Magnussen won't rule out returning to either McLaren or Renault, revealing bridges weren't "burnt" when he parted ways with the teams.
Seidl: Furlough decision tough but inevitable
McLaren team boss Andreas Seidl says telling his staff they were going to have to take pay cuts was extremely difficult but "inevitable".
F1 shutdown ‘could delay’ McLaren resurgence
McLaren team principal Andreas Seidl admits that his team's rise back up the grid could be delayed by the current shutdown.
Seidl against F1 ‘burning’ through Covid-19 tests
While Andreas Seidl wants Formula 1 to go racing as soon as possible, he says it must not be at the expense of Covid-19 tests that others desperate need.
FIA will ‘monitor’ McLaren’s swap to Merc engines
Swapping to Mercedes engines for 2021, McLaren will allow the FIA to "monitor" the change as the team needs to alter its chassis to fit the PU.
Brown: Bring back ‘dropped scores’ system
McLaren Racing CEO Zak Brown has suggested that Formula 1 should revisit the old "dropped scores" points system in 2020.
‘Fragile Formula 1 could lose four teams’
Ahead of Monday's meeting to discuss lowering next year's budget cap, Zak Brown has voiced his fear that F1 could lose as "four teams" in the coming months.
Brown on furlough: No unlimited cheque book
McLaren chief Zak Brown says putting staff on furlough was the "responsible thing to do", adding that he is surprised only "some" UK-based teams have done the same.
Sainz on Norris: It’s a healthy rivalry…for now
Don't for a moment think Carlos Sainz and Lando Norris take it easy on one another with the Spaniard saying it is a "rivalry".
Norris took pay cut to protect McLaren staff
Lando Norris says taking a pay cut was the "best thing" he could have done to protect the jobs of his McLaren colleagues.
Norris, Sainz take pay cuts, McLaren furloughs staff
Lando Norris and Carlos Sainz will both be taking a pay cut as McLaren announced a temporarily furlough for an undisclosed number of employees.
Seidl warns of team ‘co-operation’ to defy budget cap
Andreas Seidl has again urged Formula 1 bosses to keep an eye on "co-operation" between teams to prevent anyone gaining an advantage by pooling resources.
Hakkinen recalls his ‘challenging’ 1995 crash
Arriving in Adelaide for the 1995 Australian GP, little did Mika Hakkinen know he would be fighting for his life come Friday qualifying.
McLaren’s self-isolated personnel back home
All the McLaren team members who were self-isolation in Melbourne are safely back home.
McLaren: Rule delay crucial to protect F1
McLaren chief Zak Brown has backed Formula 1's decision to defer the 2021 technical rule changes by a year, saying it was done to "protect" the sport.
McLaren allowed to alter chassis for PU change
Although the F1 teams have agreed to run this year's chassis next season, McLaren will be allowed to make the changes to accommodate the new Mercedes engine.
UK lockdown leads to early factory shut downs
Williams and McLaren have both announced an early shutdown after the United Kingdom locked down the country in response to the coronavirus outbreak.
McLaren staff are finally on their way home
The remaining McLaren team members still in Australia are finally on their way back home to the UK after being in quarantine in Melbourne.
McLaren face ‘interesting challenge’ with PU swap
McLaren could be hit the hardest by the decision to stick with the 2020 chassis for next season as the Woking team swaps from Renault to Mercedes power.
Brundle: Sainz to Ferrari in 2021 is possible
Ex-F1 driver Martin Brundle believes McLaren could lose Carlos Sainz to Ferrari for next season if they look to replace Sebastian Vettel.
McLaren’s 2021 Mercedes engine switch still on
McLaren have confirmed that they will still switch from Renault to Mercedes power for 2021 as originally planned.
Alonso was ‘unfairly blamed’ for Spygate scandal
Pedro de la Rosa feels Fernando Alonso was unfairly blamed after his alleged role in the 'Spygate' scandal at McLaren.
McLaren race staff test negative for coronavirus
McLaren has confirmed that their seven race team members tested for coronavirus have returned negative results.
Sainz negative, sends ‘big hugs’ to McLaren members
Testing negative for the coronavirus, Carlos Sainz has revealed he will remain in self-isolation and is sending a "big hug" to all the McLaren personnel in quarantine in Australia.
Vettel unsure about midfield seat but money won’t factor
Linked to a switch to McLaren come 2021, Sebastian Vettel admits he really cannot say whether he would be open to a move to a midfield team.