Formula One Grand Prix debrief after the European Grand Prix : - After several weeks’ simulation and preparation, did the European Grand Prix weekend play out largely as you had expected.

“Sportsmail Reporter Last updated at 12:26 PM on 26th August 2008 McLaren boss Ron Dennis has stated he is 'ashamed to be English' after witnessing”

European GP: McLaren F1 Race Recap - Hamilton Still Leads Championship Vodafone McLaren Mercedes drivers Lewis Hamilton and Heikki Kovalainen finished the European Grand Prix on the new Valencia street circuit in second and fourth positions respectively.

Speculation about the immediate future of McLaren boss Ron Dennis is back on the agenda. The 61-year-old, who fended off raging suggestions that he was stepping down over the winter period, has told a Spanish newspaper at Valencia that he is indeed considering...

European GP: McLaren F1 Practice Recap - Hamilton Sez 'Promising Start' Vodafone McLaren Mercedes drivers Lewis Hamilton and Heikki Kovalainen finished today’s second free practice session for the European Grand Prix in fifth and sixth positions respect...

Think of the McLaren Technology Centre in Woking and you invariably imagine the home of the world famous Vodafone McLaren Mercedes Formula 1 team, the assembly line for the state of the art Mercedes-Benz SLR McLaren and the workplace of some of the most cuttin...

So-called 'J-dampers' are set to become commonplace on formula one cars, as the intriguing history of the previously secret technology is revealed. We recently reported that Renault delayed debuting similar technology earlier this year because of the spy scand...

F1: McLaren Has Huge Horsepower Advantage . McLaren's 2008 car is now benefiting from the superior performance of its Mercedes-Benz engine, according to the German magazine Auto Motor und Sport.

Formula One preview. The Formula 1 circus re-groups after its three week summer break to visit the first all new venue on the 2008 calendar, the impressive street circuit in the Spanish port city of Valencia for the European Grand Prix : - European Grand Prix ...

McLaren plans to rotate its race team staff during the hectic 2009 season in an effort to keep the squad happy and motivated, team boss Ron Dennis has revealed. Dennis thinks that next season’s expanded calendar of 19 races and the scrapping of the summ...

McLaren is still the favourite to win the 2008 world championship, BMW-Sauber driver Nick Heidfeld thinks. The 31-year-old German, whose Swiss based employer had a notably bad outing in Hungary recently, is unconvinced Ferrari really closed the gap on Mercedes...

Are McLaren, Hamilton Favorites For F1 Titles . McLaren is still the favourite to win the 2008 world championship, BMW-Sauber driver Nick Heidfeld thinks. The 31-year-old German, whose Swiss based employer had a notably bad outing in Hungary recently, is uncon...

A McLaren spokesman on Thursday denied reports that team boss Ron Dennis wants to retire with a title at the end of 2008 : - Dennis, the Mercedes powered team's 61-year-old chief, was quoted this week by Germany's Auto Motor und Sport: "If I do step back, I wo...

A McLaren spokesman on Thursday denied reports that team boss Ron Dennis wants to retire with a title at the end of 2008. Dennis, the Mercedes-powered team's 61-year-old chief, was quoted this week by Germany's Auto Motor und Sport: "If I do step back, I would...

“unveiling of a Mercedes McLaren MP4 23 F1 showcar at the Nuance/Shoppers' Stop duty free store at Hyderabad Airport marks the beginning of a”

“bai: Vodafone Essar, today showcased the replica of the Vodafone McLaren Mercedes Formula 1 car at Hakone Racing Circuit, Powai.”

You've seen young drivers take their first wins for McLaren before - what will yesterday's result mean for Heikki. Martin Whitmarsh: "We have a strong Finnish tradition in the team, and I've seen both Mika and Kimi take their first grand prix wins while drivin...

Welcome back ladies and gentlemen; I hope you all took advantage of the tropical temperatures blanketing much of the country and had an absolutely fantastic Saturday and Sunday. It was a race weekend, so to kick things off this morning we have a recap of how t...

Ferrari boss Stefano Domenicali has promised "grit and determination" from his team as they look to eradicate the issues blighting their season. A month ago Ferrari endured a wretched weekend at a wet Silverstone, and in Germany a fortnight later it was a lack...

26-year-old Heikki Kovalainen on Thursday said he can imagine spending the rest of his formula one career at McLaren. At the Hungaroring on Thursday, the Mercedes-powered team confirmed that Kovalainen will in 2009 race for a second consecutive year alongside ...

The McLaren F1 is the greatest supercar of all time, according to a new survey by CAR magazine. The poll of nearly two and a half thousand people showed that although the 90s were memorable for many reasons; bad hair, Britpop and brightly coloured clothes, the...

Hungary GP: Ferrari F1 Practice Recap - McLaren Just Seems Quicker Felipe Massa and Kimi Raikkonen completed around five hundred kilometres over the three hours of free practice for the Hungarian Grand Prix.

“re followed Toyota's Timo Glock (1:21.662), cleared to race by FIA medical officials Thursday in what the German driver called a quick check,”

Heikki Kovalainen will remain alongside Lewis Hamilton at McLaren-Mercedes in 2009, it is confirmed, as the Woking-based concern reveals it has taken up its option on the Finn's contract for next year.

"I’m wary about making any strong predictions; yes, we were strong in the last two races, but we encountered difficulties in the two before that, so it’s impossible to call it this weekend.

Former F1 and current NASCAR star Juan-Pablo Montoya hits out at former employers Ron Dennis and McLaren-Mercedes for taking the sport too seriously and wanting drivers to be like 'robots'.

Norbert Haug, the Mercedes-Benz racing boss, has hinted once again that Formula One partner McLaren is not looking to replace Heikki Kovalainen ahead of the 2009 season : - Despite the Finnish newcomer's difficult start to his career at the team this year, Hau...

Yes, traction control systems have been banned from Formula 1 for 2008, but McLaren’s F1 cars are still using them – and without technically breaking any rules.

Formula One preview. The Hungarian Grand Prix has become a staple on the Formula 1 calendar since its introduction to the world championship in 1986 : - The first Eastern Bloc Grand Prix, the race is as famous for its tight and twisting track configuration as ...

F1: More Rumors McLaren May Lose Another Big Sponsor . The departing CEO of Vodafone, the largest mobile phone company in the world, has denied rumours the British firm might withdraw its major sports sponsorships such as the title backing of the McLaren formu...