McLaren
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Norris on Bottas: ‘Why risk those kind of stupid things?’
Lando Norris hopes some “common sense” leads to an appropriate penalty for Valtteri Bottas after the Lap 1 carnage in Hungary.
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McLaren tyre ‘mistake’ cost Norris chance of P4
Lando Norris thought his chances of starting a row further up the grid for the Hungarian Grand Prix had been compromised by a McLaren team mistake.
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McLaren’s FE entry in doubt over BMW/Audi exits
McLaren CEO Zak Brown says there’s a ‘bit of concern’ about joining the Formula E grid following the withdrawals of BMW and Audi.
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Norris to do ‘homework’ after improved rival pace
Lando Norris said making Q3 is his main priority on Saturday, with the tight midfield meaning McLaren are not guaranteed to make it into the top 10 automatically.
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Norris credits tenacity for 10 out of 10 point streak
Lando Norris says his consistency this season is in part due to being able to turn a bad race into a decent result.
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McLaren ‘super impatient’ for completion of new facilities
McLaren are waiting with bated breath for the completion of their new wind tunnel and simulator at the McLaren Technology Centre.
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McLaren support pit-stop clampdown delay
McLaren team principal Andreas Seidl supports the postponement of Formula 1’s upcoming technical directive aimed at making pit-stops safer.
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McLaren doubt loud engines would deter sponsors
McLaren CEO Zak Brown does not think louder engines would scare away sponsors in Formula 1 as long as they were sustainable.
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Seidl fears Hungary may not suit McLaren
McLaren team boss Andreas Seidl says performing at tracks which do not suit them, perhaps like the Hungaroring, is vital to their season.
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Hamilton’s 2010 McLaren sold for record price
Lewis Hamilton’s McLaren MP4-25A attracted a record £4,836,000 sale at an auction held at Silverstone last weekend – the highest ever price for a McLaren car.
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Brown compares sprint pole debate to baseball
Zak Brown says there is nothing wrong with F1 handing pole position to a race winner rather then the fastest man in qualifying.
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Sainz: McLaren one of most difficult cars to pass
Carlos Sainz is finding the car he was in last year, the McLaren, one of the most difficult ones to overtake on track.
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Alonso: McLaren return would have been easier
He may not have had the best time there, but Fernando Alonso feels returning to McLaren would have made his F1 comeback easier.
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P3 in the championship for Norris ‘not unrealistic’
McLaren team principal Andreas Seidl says it is “not unrealistic” for in-form Lando Norris to hold on to P3 in the Drivers’ Championship.
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Sprint qualy played out ‘as anticipated’ for McLaren
Andreas Seidl says Formula 1’s first foray into sprint qualifying didn’t offer any “big surprises” or “big learnings” for McLaren.
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Is Gasly angling for a move to McLaren?
Has Ted Kravitz dropped a subtle hint that Pierre Gasly’s target is trained on Daniel Ricciardo’s seat at McLaren?
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‘No excuses’ if McLaren not title contenders by 2024
McLaren Racing CEO Zak Brown says the team have no excuse to be anything but title contenders come the 2024 season.
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McLaren look to maintain Ferrari battle with Hungary upgrade
McLaren have re-affirmed their commitment to the fight with Ferrari this season with an upgrade package that will arrive in Hungary.
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‘Pit crew not to blame’ for slow Norris stop
Andreas Seidl has said McLaren’s pit crew were not at fault for Lando Norris’ slow pit-stop at Silverstone because there was a hardware problem.
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Ricciardo up against ‘tough competition’ in Norris
Daniel Ricciardo may be struggling at McLaren but he is also up against “tough competition” in Lando Norris, says CEO Zak Brown.
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‘Very unlikely’ Norris will be top three in sprint qualy
Starting Saturday’s sprint qualifying sixth on the grid, Lando Norris reckons it is “very unlikely” that he will finish inside the top three.
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McLaren Group receive £550m in new investment
McLaren Group are set for a £550m injection of capital, most of it via the sale of a stake in the company to the Saudi Public Investment Fund (PIF).
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Ricciardo clarifies ‘sh*t’ comment said at 2022 car launch
Standing in front of F1’s 2022 car, Daniel Ricciardo said it is “terrible” and it is “shit” but he insists he wasn’t referring to the car.
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Brown tests positive for COVID-19
McLaren CEO Zak Brown has tested positive for COVID-19 and will not attend the British Grand Prix, the team have announced.
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Norris: Hamilton compliment odd but cool
Lando Norris concedes his 2021 results have upped the pressure on his shoulders ahead of his home race, the British Grand Prix.
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Ricciardo feels progress, but stopwatch needs work
Daniel Ricciardo believes he is making clear progress at McLaren, but that is yet to show in his lap times.
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Brown critical of Wembley security after Norris mugging
McLaren Racing CEO Zak Brown has criticised Wembley’s execution of the Euro 2020 final after his driver Lando Norris was mugged.
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Norris ‘unhurt but shaken’ after Wembley incident
McLaren’s Lando Norris is “shaken” but thankfully “unhurt” after being confronted outside Wembley Stadium and having his watch stolen.
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Montoya: Seidl ‘the big thing’ in McLaren revival
Juan Pablo Montoya believes his former colleague Andreas Seidl has been a big factor in McLaren’s re-emergence towards the front of the grid.
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Fast-starting Ricciardo hopes to benefit from sprint race
Daniel Ricciardo hopes his flying starts to this year’s grand prix mean the new sprint race qualifying format will play to his favour.