McLaren executive director Zak Brown admits his team has been impressed with its former engine supplier Honda's performance in winter Formula 1 testing with its new... read more »

McLaren executive director Zak Brown says former engine partner Honda is "doing a good job" with Toro Rosso so far after a trouble-free testing. read more »

McLaren sitting out most of Formula 1 2018 pre-season testing's opening session due to Fernando Alonso losing a wheel was "no big deal", insists executive... read more »

Mansour Ojjeh, Executive Committee Member of the McLaren Group, has high hopes the Renault-powered MCL33 can bring the team higher up the grid in 2018. read more »

The papaya orange and blue livery on McLaren's 2018 Formula 1 car was inspired by fans and not just "an emotional decision", according to executive director Zak... read more »

Formula 1's chief executive insists that glamour will remain in Formula 1 despite the recent ban on grid girls in the sport. read more »

An IndyCar programme will be put on the back burner until McLaren are successful again in Formula 1, according to McLaren Executive Director Zak Brown. read more »

McLaren executive director Zak Brown says his team is on course to add more sponsors to its new-look car before the start of the new Formula 1 season read more »

McLaren's behind-the-scenes Amazon documentary would have fallen flat if the Formula 1 team had censored some of its more controversial moments, reckons executive director... read more »

McLaren executive director Zak Brown has slammed the current financial strategy in Formula 1 and has urged Liberty and the FIA to put a plan in place. read more »

McLaren executive director Zak Brown has said he would welcome Lewis Hamilton back to the team with open arms, should a new deal with Mercedes not be agreed. read more »

Formula 1 chief executive Chase Carey has said "pretty girls" will still be part of the sport despite the recent decision to stop using grid girls. read more »

McLaren will not consider a move into IndyCar until it has found success in Formula 1 with new engine partner Renault, according to executive director Zak Brown. read more »

Mercedes non-executive chairman Niki Lauda wants Formula 1 to reverse its decision to stop using grid girls at grands prix read more »

The Executive Director of McLaren believes that their chassis coupled with the Renault power unit would have made them almost level with Red Bull in 2017. read more »

Former chief executive of the Formula One Group, Bernie Ecclestone, believes that Ferrari could leave Formula 1 if their opinions are not listened to. read more »

McLaren executive director Zak Brown has warned talks surrounding the future of Formula 1 beyond 2020 must not become "destructive" read more »

McLaren executive director Zak Brown has revealed that Liberty are planning an overhaul of the way Formula 1 is broadcasted and fans can expect to see major improvements. read more »

McLaren executive director Zak Brown has declared the honeymoon period over for Liberty Media and predicts that teams will be having public spats over the new rules and... read more »

Liberty Media have made the decision-making process easier and given tracks more room for creativity, says the Executive Director of the Baku City Circuit read more »

After a difficult opening to the season, Stoffel Vandoorne ended the 2017 season close to the pace of team-mate Fernando Alonso, which pleased McLaren Executive Director Zak Brown. read more »

Mercedes' non-executive chairman Niki Lauda believes Red Bull have fallen for Max Verstappen's negotiation tactics and paid too much to retain him. read more »

Mercedes non-executive chairman Niki Lauda has taunted Red Bull's Helmut Marko for being needlessly rushed into re-signing Max Verstappen to a long-term Formula 1 deal read more »

McLaren Executive Director Zak Brown says he has been impressed by the manner in which Stoffel Vandoorne progressed through the course of his first full season… read more »

McLaren Executive Director Zak Brown has urged Formula 1 teams to support Liberty Media, in the wake of a reduction of prize money in 2017. Formula 1's… read more »