Sainz: Monaco is about patience and confidence
Carlos Sainz says "patience and confidence" will be required this weekend as he chases a top-ten showing at the Monaco Grand Prix.
McLaren
MCL34 responds to updates says Seidl
New McLaren Formula 1 team principal Andreas Seidl says the MCL34 responds to updates, unlike its predecessor.
Sainz: Ferrari engine still the benchmark
McLaren's Carlos Sainz is happy with the progress of engine supplier Renault, but believes Ferrari are still the best in that department.
McLaren ‘gone out of their way’ for Norris
Lando Norris has heaped praise on McLaren for how they have helped him during his debut season in Formula 1.
Petrobras want out of McLaren deal
McLaren look set to lose their fuel supplier and major sponsor Petrobras after Brazilian president Jair M Bolsonaro said the company want out.
Alonso suffers ‘serious setback’ in Indy preparations
Fernando Alonso's No.66 car sat in the McLaren garage throughout Thursday's practice for the Indianapolis 500 as the team gave it some "extra TLC" following Wednesday's crash.
Seidl: Hard work ahead of us at McLaren
McLaren's new team principal Andreas Seidl believes he is joining a team on the up, but "hard work" still needs to be done.
Alonso has ‘no fear’ despite big Indy crash
Fernando Alonso says there will be "no fear" when he climbs back into his McLaren IndyCar for Thursday's practice for the Indianapolis 500.
Sainz: Always the same result is hurting F1
Carlos Sainz believes always having the "same result" is hurting F1 and could see tracks, such as Barcelona, lose their place on the calendar.
Alonso unhurt in big IndyCar test crash
Fernando Alonso walked away unhurt after suffering a heavy crash during practice for the Indianapolis 500.
Sette Camara: McLaren run a bonus assessment
Making his McLaren debut on Wednesday, Sergio Sette Camara says his time in the MCL34 allows for a "kind of bonus assessment" that he hopes to take advantage of.
Mazepin, from spinner to winner on Day Two
Nikita Mazepin went from spinning out on his Mercedes debut to topping the timesheets in Wednesday's test at the Barcelona circuit.
Sainz: McLaren had no pace in Spain
Carlos Sainz said he didn't expect to score points at the Spanish Grand Prix because McLaren had "no pace".
Norris: 2019 rules highlight cars’ weaknesses
Lando Norris reckons more than the tyres, it is this year's new regulations that are highlighting the "weaknesses and strengths" of the different teams track by track.
McLaren and Ricciardo running updated engines
McLaren have opted to run Renault's updated engine at this weekend's Spanish GP with Daniel Ricciardo's RS19 also powered by a new ICE.
Seidl gearing up for first McLaren race weekend
New McLaren team principal Andreas Seidl is eager to get going in what will be his first race weekend with the team at the Spanish Grand Prix.
McLaren tease midfield ‘reshuffle’ in Spain
McLaren sporting director Gil de Ferran thinks there is "potential" for a "big reshuffle" of the grid at the upcoming Spanish Grand Prix.
Norris ready to ‘hit the ground running’ in Spain
McLaren's Lando Norris wants a strong showing at the Spanish Grand Prix as he looks to "hit the ground running" in familiar territory.
McLaren ‘starting the journey to recovery’
McLaren have started "the journey to recovery", that's according to the team's chief Zak Brown.
Sainz was ‘puzzled’ by McLaren last season
Carlos Sainz admits he was "puzzled" by McLaren when fighting against them for Renault in 2018.
Sainz: McLaren draw Mercedes, Ferrari comparisons
Looking to improve in "every area", Carlos Sainz says McLaren aren't comparing themselves to their midfield rivals but rather the cars that are "a second quicker".
Webber: McLaren ‘belting’ Renault with same engine
Former Red Bull driver Mark Webber has hit out at Renault, citing a lack of competitiveness compared to customer-team McLaren.
Sainz relief to score first McLaren points
Carlos Sainz says it was a "relief" after scoring his first points for McLaren at the Azerbaijan Grand Prix.
Norris rates his debut ‘six out of 10’
Lando Norris would only give himself a "six out of 10" for his F1 season to date as he reckons there were times it was "possible to do a better overall job."
‘Still a long road ahead for McLaren’
Although McLaren sporting director Gil de Ferran believes the team has made progress this season, he concedes there is still a "long road ahead" for the Woking team.
Norris: tyre management crucial in races
Lando Norris believes tyre management creates huge pressure in races with there being no margin for error.
Sainz proud to be part of McLaren recovery
Carlos Sainz has found huge motivation in McLaren's improving form, despite his wretched luck so far in 2019.
McLaren will rest when P1 and P2
McLaren sporting director Gil de Ferran says the team will only rest when they are P1 and 2 in Formula 1.
‘Racing can be very cruel’ say McLaren
McLaren sporting director Gil de Ferran believes the opening lap incident in Shanghai proves racing can be "cruel".
Perez: McLaren season damaged my reputation
Signing with McLaren for just one season, Sergio Perez reckons that move "damaged my reputation in Formula 1" and cost him a shot at a Ferrari drive.