Singapore, and Kevin Magnussen's cries, those waved arms, certainly in the eyes of a sceptic such as Gurmit, could only mean one thing... read more »

Despite seeing Jenson Button retire and Kevin Magnussen only finish tenth in Singapore, the Racing Director of McLaren Mercedes Eric Boullier insists the team can take some... read more »

Kevin Magnussen says he really wants to continue driving for the McLaren Formula 1 team next season, but cannot waste time worrying about ongoing uncertainty over his future read more »

Kevin Magnussen says it is slow progress but is convinced that McLaren is "coming back to the top" of F1 and believes the first race of the season hurt the team read more »

Kevin Magnussen does not believe he will deserve to continue in Formula One if he gets dropped by McLaren at the end of his "make-or-break" rookie season read more »

McLaren rookie Kevin Magnussen concedes this could be his only season in Formula 1, either he is good enough or he's not... read more »

Kevin Magnussen admits his rookie season with McLaren was always likely to be "make-or-break" for his F1 career read more »

In the second part of an exclusive interview with Crash.net, Kevin Magnussen talks about his profile changing in Denmark, approach to F1 and thoughts on whether he'll be... read more »

Kevin Magnussen has praised Ron Dennis' "winning spirit" as he tries to return McLaren to the front of the grid read more »

In the first part of an exclusive interview, Kevin Magnussen speaks to Crash.net about his rookie season, run-ins with the stewards and the relationships with Ron Dennis and... read more »

McLaren has confirmed that a broken radiator seal led to hot air being pumped into Kevin Magnussen's cockpit during the Singapore Grand Prix, with action being taken to... read more »

Kevin Magnussen's complaints of intense heat inside his McLaren cockpit during the Singapore Grand Prix was down to a broken radiator seal according to Autosport. The... read more »

A broken seal on a radiator that channelled hot air into his cockpit caused McLaren Formula 1 driver Kevin Magnussen's problems at the Singapore Grand Prix, AUTOSPORT has... read more »

Jenson Button has given the clearest signal yet that he will remain with McLaren for the 2015 Formula 1 campaign. McLaren is yet to confirm its line-up for next season, with... read more »

McLaren racing director Eric Boullier says his Formula 1 team has no obvious explanation as to why Kevin Magnussen suffered heat issues in the Singapore Grand Prix. read more »

Kevin Magnussen says reports he was treated for burns after the Singapore Grand Prix on Sunday are "a bit exaggerated". read more »

Kevin Magnussen says reports that he suffered burns during the Singapore GP are "a bit exaggerated"... read more »

McLaren's Kevin Magnussen needed treatment from a doctor because of injuries from an overheating seat in the Singapore GP. read more »

It was a dissatisfying race for the McLaren Mercedes team around the streets of Singapore, with Kevin Magnussen finishing down in tenth, but team-mate Jenson Button retired... read more »

Kevin Magnussen said a burning seat and boiling water supply meant his point at the Singapore Grand Prix was the hardest he has ever earned read more »

Kevin Magnussen was treated for burns to his lower back and bottom following his media duties after the Singapore Grand Prix. The Danish driver was complaing that his seat was... read more »

Kevin Magnussen went through the pain barrier to collect a single F1 point for McLaren as the team endured a tough end to the Singapore Grand Prix. read more »

Kevin Magnussen was treated for burns by doctors after the Dane battled to 10th place at the Singapore Grand Prix. read more »

Kevin Magnussen was forced to visit the medical centre following the Singapore GP after things got a bit too hot in his car... read more »

Kevin Magnussen required medical attention for burns following the Singapore Grand Prix due to an unexplained heat build-up in his McLaren Formula 1 car's cockpit. read more »