McLaren boss, Andrea Stella insists that the signing of Red Bull's Rob Marshall as its new technical director is not linked to a possible engine supply deal with the... read more »

Lewis Hamilton was lucky to step onto the podium at the Spanish Grand Prix last weekend, according to Mercedes' trackside engineering director, Andrew Shovlin. read more »

Mercedes' trackside engineering director Andrew Shovlin has explained that he expects the team to fall back into the clutches of Ferrari, Aston Martin and Alpine at the... read more »

Both teams have admitted that McLaren CEO Zak Brown spoke to Horner several weeks ago about the possibility of McLaren using the new Ford-backed Red Bull Powertrains PU in... read more »

Mercedes trackside engineering director, Andrew Shovlin has warned fans not to expect a repeat of the team's Barcelona success in Canada. read more »

2016 Formula 1 World Champion Nico Rosberg admits he's surprised that Mercedes hasn't moved to sign technical staff from rival F1 teams. Key figures from the Red Bull... read more »

Next week's Canadian Grand Prix in Montreal will be a bigger challenge for resurgent Mercedes than last Sunday's Spanish Grand Prix, the team's trackside... read more »

Former McLaren and Sauber technical director James Key will join Alfa Romeo in September, it has been announced. read more »

From the launch of the MCL60, Stella stressed a need for the team to remain "realistic" as it started the campaign with an underbaked design.In the meantime, he led... read more »

After leaving McLaren earlier this year, James Key will take up the role at Alfa Romeo in September, taking over from Jan Monchaux read more »

Former McLaren technical director James Key will join Alfa Romeo Sauber in September. read more »

Former McLaren Technical Director James Key will join the Sauber Group to bolster Audi transition as the German manufacturer ramps up its preparation for its works entry in 2026. read more »

James Key has joined Alfa Romeo as F1 technical director, just months after leaving the same role at McLaren. read more »

Alfa Romeo have announced the signing of James Key as the team's new F1 technical director.  read more »

James Key, who left McLaren in March, has been revealed by Alfa Romeo - in reality Sauber, thereby Audi - as its new technical director. read more »

Key will join the Sauber-run team on 1 September, taking over the role from Jan Monchaux.He has been identified as the man to lead the team into its Audi era by Sauber... read more »

The Alfa Romeo Formula 1 team has announced the appointment of James Key as its new Technical Director. Key will officially start his new role on September 1 later this year.... read more »

The Monaco Grand Prix weekend lifted the lid on the underfloor designs of the Mercedes and Red Bull cars as they were craned away following accidents for Lewis Hamilton and... read more »

Marshall, who held the chief engineering officer title at Red Bull, will join McLaren in January as technical director, engineering and design.Only two months ago, when McLaren... read more »

Mercedes technical director, James Allison admits that his team's aerodynamicists will take full advantage of the Monaco shots that revealed the RB19's secrets as... read more »

Mercedes Technical Director James Allison says the team received a "nice clutch of Red Bull imagery" after the reigning champion's floor was exposed during the... read more »

Mercedes technical director James Allison has confirmed that they will bring "many more" upgrades to the W14 for the rest of the season, starting with the Spanish... read more »

Alpine's Sporting director Alan Permane says the French team "expects" to be ahead of eight-time constructors champions Mercedes and race Ferrari at the upcoming... read more »

McLaren have completed a major coup, bringing in Red Bull's Rob Marshall to act as technical director of engineering and design. read more »

Reigning world champion team Red Bull announced today that Chief Engineering Officer Rob Marshall is to leave the team at the end of 2023, bringing to an end almost two decades... read more »