Mercedes director Paddy Lowe says the team has no plans to back-off in the development race just because they've dominated the field in the opening four races. In fact,... read more »

Mercedes' Paddy Lowe expects to see shifts in the F1 landscape as teams bring new developments to the first European round of F1 2014. read more »

Mercedes Executive Director Paddy Lowe believes Lewis Hamilton is currently driving as well as he has at any other time during his Formula One career... read more »

Lewis Hamilton is driving as well as at any time in his career, according to Mercedes co-team boss Paddy Lowe. read more »

The Mercedes AMG outfit roll into Shanghai on the back of three consecutive wins and two back-to-back 1-2 finishes. Nico Rosberg remains on top of the standings, but team-mate... read more »

The Mercedes AMG team today announced the departure of Bob Bell as the team's technical director, following a spell of 2.5 years at the team. Paddy Lowe will take over... read more »

Mercedes has confirmd that technical director Bob Bell is to depart the team at the end of the season, having resigned in December. The 56-year-old leaves "with the... read more »

Mercedes confirmed on Monday that Technical Director Bob Bell is to leave with joint team boss Paddy Lowe taking over his role. read more »

Mercedes executive director Paddy Lowe believes Formula One's rule makers should enforce harsher penalties on teams that fail to comply with the new fuel regulations,... read more »

Mercedes Executive Director Technical Paddy Lowe has hit back at those calling for changes to the F1 regulations describing the idea as "absurd". read more »

Mercedes says Formula 1's chiefs should be pushing to make life tougher for teams with the new fuel rules, rather than considering tweaks to help out those who are struggling read more »

Mercedes has a duty to Formula 1 to allow its drivers to race, according to executive director (technical) Paddy Lowe. Mercedes has dominated the 2014 season with three pole... read more »

Paddy Lowe admits Mercedes has a duty to F1 to allow Lewis Hamilton and Nico Rosberg to race each other after their epic battle at the Bahrain Grand Prix read more »

Mercedes executive director (technical) Paddy Lowe says Ferrari's suggestions to tweak Formula One's regulations were ill-conceived read more »

Despite his obvious concern during yesterday's Bahrain Grand Prix, Paddy Lowe says that team orders would be against the spirit of F1. read more »

Mercedes insist they won't employ team orders during a grand prix this season after witnessing Lewis Hamilton and Nico Rosberg battle it out during the Bahrain GP. The... read more »

Despite risking their drivers taking each other out, Paddy Lowe says Mercedes made the right call in allowing Lewis Hamilton and Nico Rosberg to race in Bahrain... read more »

Mercedes says it owed it to Formula 1 to allow Lewis Hamilton and Nico Rosberg to battle freely for victory in the Bahrain Grand Prix. read more »

Luigi Fraboni, Remi Taffin, Bob Fernley, Pat Symonds, Adrian Newey and Paddy Lowe faced the media in Bahrain on Friday... read more »

Today's press conference with Robert Fernley, Paddy Lowe, Adrian Newey, Pat Symonds, Luigi Fraboni and Remi Taffin. read more »

Mercedes technical chief Paddy Lowe is expecting a ‘tight battle’ in Bahrain this weekend and has said it is should provide a benchmark. read more »

Eric Boullier might have the title of 'racing director', but the Frenchman insists his role is identical to that of team principal. The former Lotus boss has replaced... read more »

Mercedes chief Paddy Lowe reckons Mercedes will be in a position to do "very well" at the opening race of the season in Australia, with the Silver Arrows... read more »

With just one pre-season test remaining, Paddy Lowe believes the Mercedes-powered teams have emerged as the ones to beat... read more »

Mercedes chief Paddy Lowe has acknowledged the open secret of pre-season testing: with the new F1 season just three weeks away, the four-Mercedes powered teams are ahead of the... read more »