Bruce McLaren oversaw the team's F1 world championship debut in 1966 and the New Zealander scored its maiden victory in the 1968 Belgian Grand Prix. Since then, 19 other... read more »

The Swede drove for the works Lotus, BRM and March teams before a career that started so promisingly faded away, and he slipped into the shadow of his close contemporary and... read more »

Bruce McLaren's firm made its F1 world championship debut in 1966 and the New Zealander scored its maiden victory in the 1968 Belgian Grand Prix. Since then, 19 other... read more »

McLaren has taken eight constructors' and 12 drivers' championships since it arrived in F1 in 1966. But from such esteemed company, which is its best car? LUCY RIMMER... read more »

We all recognise the McLaren logo, but do you know how it came about? and what does a Kiwi have to do with it? Well, turns out, a lot 0:00 Intro 00:17 - 1963 - 1966 00:42 -... read more »

It is remarkable to believe that since McLaren first graced Formula 1 in 1966 that Carlos Sainz is only the fourth driver to leave the team and directly join bitter rivals Ferrari. read more »

Craig Scarborough and Peter Windsor remember the Renault RS01 - the first car to take advantage of the 1966 F1 2:1 turbo equivalency rules. After making its debut at the 1977... read more »

The late Sir Jack Brabham, who won three Formula One world championships, has been honoured by the Royal Australian Mint with a commemorative 50 cent coin. Brabham,... read more »

Allan McNish and Tom Clarkson reflects on Sir Jackie Stewart's crash at Spa's Masta Kink in 1966. read more »

On May 22 1966, Bruce McLaren started a Grand Prix in a chassis bearing his own name for the very first time. The McLaren name would go on to become one of Formula 1... read more »

And they talk about F1 being boring today. Fifty years ago, the Monaco Grand Prix marked the beginning of the 3-litre formula. Following on the heels of 1.5-litre machines with... read more »

On 22nd May 1966, McLaren Racing Ltd competed in its first ever Formula 1 race at the Monaco Grand Prix. Hear from one of the team's original employees, Howden Ganley, on... read more »

Former racing driver and Formula One team owner Guy Ligier has died aged 85. Ligier had a brief motor racing career and competed in 12 grand prix races between 1966 and 1967,... read more »

Three-time Formula 1 world champion Sir Jack Brabham has passed away aged 88 following a long battle against liver disease, his son, David Brabham, confirmed on Monday morning.... read more »

Australian Jack Brabham, who won three Formula One world titles and is the only man to have won the championship driving a car bearing his name, died at the age of 88 on... read more »

Rush is the first Hollywood production about F1 since John Frankenheimer's Grand Prix in 1966. The question is why did the film-makers decide to focus on the events of 1976? read more »