Norris: Qualifying masks McLaren’s problems
Lando Norris believes McLaren's one-lap pace masks more severe problems which often crop up during the race.
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McLaren’s reliability has been a ‘weak spot’ in 2019
McLaren CEO Zak Brown believes the team have made great strides forward in 2019, but reliability remains their "weak spot".
‘Include drivers’ salaries, then decide priorities’
Zak Brown would have liked to see drivers' salaries include in the 2021 budget cap as that would force team to weigh up the car versus the driver.
Seidl did not walk into a broken McLaren team
McLaren team principal, Andreas Seidl, has said "the reality was much better" than he expected after officially joining the team in May 2019.
Renault: We are better than McLaren on race day
Cyril Abiteboul, has said he is not ashamed that McLaren has proven to be their biggest rival in Formula 1 this season, but feels they are still better than them on race days.
Seidl admits McLaren need to ‘improve’ pit stops
Outside the top ten for the fastest pit stops in Austin, Andreas Seidl concedes McLaren still have "quite a lot" to work on in that department.
McLaren announce end to Petrobras partnership
McLaren have officially confirmed that their partnership with Brazilian oil company Petrobras has been "concluded".
Norris: One more corner maybe…
Lando Norris rued Kevin Magnussen's late off at the United States GP as it prevented the McLaren rookie from having a go at Daniel Ricciardo for sixth place.
Marko fears driver ‘blackmail’ and salary hikes
Helmut Marko fears Formula 1 drivers would "blackmail" teams for higher salaries when the new regulations come into effect in 2021.
McLaren unimpressed with Rich Energy ‘publicity stunt’
McLaren CEO Zak Brown has branded Rich Energy's cryptic tweet teasing a possible deal between the company and McLaren a "publicity" stunt.
No more Mr Nice Guy from Norris?
Lando Norris says he's won't be Mr Nice Guy any longer, instead taking on a more assertive role at McLaren.
Not the end of the road for reverse grid idea
If you thought the reverse grid idea was consigned to the dustbin after it was rejected by two teams, then you are wrong as McLaren's Seidl says it could be put back on the table.
Cross-threaded wheelnut blamed for Norris’ botched stop
McLaren team boss Andreas Seidl has revealed a "cross-threaded" wheelnut led to Lando Norris' botched pit stop in Mexico.
Sainz praises McLaren for thinking ‘like a big team’
Carlos Sainz said that McLaren were thinking "like a big team" for the first time in 2019 with their qualifying strategy in Mexico.
Petrobras out, Lukoil in at McLaren?
McLaren have reportedly already made progress in landing a new major sponsorship deal following their recent split with Petrobras.
Petrobras terminate ‘unjustifiable’ McLaren deal
Petrobras, the Brazilian state energy company, has declared to an end to their sponsorship of McLaren, labelling it an "unjustifiable" deal.
McLaren boss wary of Renault threat
They are odds-on favourite to finish as best of the rest, but McLaren team principal Andreas Seidl has urged his team to "leave nothing to chance".
McLaren concept change ‘not a risk, an opportunity’
McLaren will make a concept change with the design of next year's car, which team boss Andreas Seidl sees as an "opportunity" and "not a risk."
McLaren want ‘big step’ towards top three in 2020
McLaren principal Andreas Seidl says the team wants to take a "big, or a decent, step" towards the top three next season.
McLaren/Renault split on two-day F1 format
McLaren are pleased that Formula 1 won't go down the route of the two-day format seen in Japan, but Renault found it "interesting".
McLaren in talks with F1 over lack of TV time
Frustrated with the lack of TV time devoted to F1's midfield battle, McLaren have held "several talks" with F1's bosses.
F1 prepares for crunch talks over 2021 rules
The F1 bosses will meet with Liberty Media and the FIA on Wednesday for crunch talks with Zak Brown calling for "radical change" for 2021.
Seidl: Leclerc put everyone at risk
McLaren team boss Andreas Seidl says Charles Leclerc put "everyone at risk" as he ran with a damaged front wing that was shedding pieces at the Japanese GP.
Sainz: ‘Very special’ to fight the top teams
Carlos Sainz has spoken of his surprise and happiness at being able to fight the top teams at the Japanese Grand Prix.
Sainz relieved after FP1 ‘heart attack’ moment
Carlos Sainz says he's relieved that he ended up having a successful Friday after his McLaren stopped at the start of FP1.
Button: No-brainer to snub Mercedes in 2010
Jenson Button believes that his decision to reject Mercedes and join McLaren back in 2010 was a "no-brainer".
Wolff: One risk to reviving McLaren relationship
Toto Wolff admits the one risk Mercedes' works team faces is McLaren showing them up for "not doing a good enough job".
McLaren staying grounded despite sizeable P4 gap
McLaren are not getting carried away by their advantage they hold over Renault heading in the Japanese Grand Prix.
Renault on McLaren: We would’ve been stronger together
Renault boss Cyril Abiteboul feels McLaren swapping their power units to Mercedes in 2021 has resulted in a "lost opportunity".
McLaren have ‘nowhere to hide’ with Mercedes deal
McLaren principal Andreas Seidl led the switch to Mercedes power from 2021 to leave them with "nowhere to hide" as they push to be a leading team again.