McLaren have apologised to Red Bull after the a problem with their engine control unit affected Mark Webber's start at the Australian GP... read more »

McLaren apologise to Red Bull and Mark Webber after their engine control unit causes him to start badly in the Australian GP. read more »

McLaren has apologised to Red Bull for the technical problem with the Engine Control Unit it supplied which malfunctioned on Mark Webber's car at the start of the... read more »

McLaren Electronic Systems (MES) has apologised to Mark Webber and Red Bull following the season-opening Australian Grand Prix, with the company's standard ECU, present... read more »

McLaren Group has apologised to Mark Webber after admitting that a software issue in the standard Engine Control Unit (ECU) compromised his start of the Australian Grand Prix.... read more »

McLaren Electronic Systems (MES) has issued a statement regarding its ECU, apologising for the problem which compromised Mark Webber's Australian Grand Prix. read more »

Mark Webber confirmed that he had telemetry and KERS issues during the 2013 season opener in Melbourne. However McLaren have said that they believe the issue stems from... read more »

Martin Whitmarsh says McLaren will investigate claims from Christian Horner that an Electronic Control Unit (ECU) glitch caused Mark Webber's poor start in Australia read more »

McLaren believes an issue with the systems in the Red Bull garage, rather than a faulty ECU, was the cause of Mark Webber's troubles at the start of the Australian Grand Prix. read more »

As if things aren't bad enough for McLaren, the Woking company finds itself under attack for its ECU, Christian Horner accusing the company of wrecking Mark Webber's... read more »

At the end of a nightmare weekend for McLaren, Red Bull’s Christian Horner added the final insult. Briton Horner, boss of McLaren’s arch-rival, blamed the... read more »

Christian Horner has revealed that Electronic Control Unit (ECU) problem cost Mark Webber dearly in Sunday's Australian Grand Prix... read more »

Having qualified on the front row of the grid alongside his team-mate, Mark Webber eventually finished sixth at his home race in Melbourne. According to the Australian, he... read more »

Mark Webber started from second on the grid and promptly went backwards - but the team revealed after the race that his afternoon had been hit by technical gremlins. read more »

Mark Webber revealed that an electrical glitch heavily compromised his Australian Grand Prix as he laboured to sixth place read more »

Mark Webber said telemetry and KERS issues spoilt the first half of his Australian Grand Prix, but that even with a clean run he did not think Red Bull would have starred. read more »

Adrian Sutil expressed his delight after finishing in seventh place on his return to the sport. Sutil started from twelfth place on the medium compound tyre, a strategy which... read more »

Sebastian Vettel and Mark Webber finished 3rd and 6th at today's Australian GP. Although the team expected more after a perfect qualifying result, tyre issues for the... read more »

Pole sitter Sebastian Vettel, Mark Webber and Lewis Hamilton attended the post-qualifying press conference in Australia... read more »

Red Bull drivers Sebastian Vettel and Mark Webber say there are reasons to be optimistic in spite of slipping back during the Australian Grand Prix. Vettel and Webber locked... read more »

Sebastian Vettel and Mark Webber are still unsure how the tyres will react during Sunday's Australian Grand Prix after wet weather during final practice and qualifying... read more »

Mark Webber has argued that being ‘a little too conservative at Turn 9’ cost him a shot at pole position in Melbourne on Saturday morning, with the Red Bull... read more »

Red Bull duo Sebastian Vettel and Mark Webber expressed relief at securing a front row lockout at the Australian Grand Prix followed the qualifying delay read more »

The rain holds off allowing Sebastian Vettel and Mark Webber to continue Red Bull's supremacy as Jenson Button rues premature switch to slicks. read more »

Sebastian Vettel will start Sunday afternoon's Australian Grand Prix from pole position, having stamped his authority over the rest of the field in a delayed and damp... read more »