McLaren team principal Martin Whitmarsh has said the outfit is 'working tirelessly' to understand its 2013 F1 car, the MP4-28 read more »

Demise of Venezuelan president shouldn't cast doubts on Spanish GP winner's deal with Williams, according to Martin Brundle. read more »

McLaren team principal Martin Whitmarsh insists that his team would be satisfied with points at next weekend’s Australian Grand Prix. McLaren has won in Australia... read more »

Martin Brundle believes Pastor Maldonado should be secure in his job but admits financial backing counts for a lot in the current climate... read more »

Team principal Martin Whitmarsh says McLaren faced a few "headaches" with the MP4-28 during testing after struggling to get the new Pirelli tyres working in the cool... read more »

Sky Sports F1 pundit's Martin Brundle and Damon Hill believe Pastor Maldonado's future in F1 is secure - despite the death of Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez. read more »

Martin Whitmarsh reaffirms McLaren's commitment to Mercedes as its engine supplier amidst Honda reports read more »

Mercedes will remain McLaren's engine partner for the next three years, according to the Woking squad's team principal Martin Whitmarsh... read more »

Martin Whitmarash has not categorically denied reports McLaren could team up with former engine partner Honda for F1′s new turbo V6 era. It had been reported... read more »

Martin Whitmarsh has reaffirmed to Sky Sports F1 that McLaren remain committed to current partners Mercedes until 2015 despite ongoing speculation about a possible return to... read more »

McLaren have confirmed that Paddy Lowe will depart the team at the end of the season following speculation that he will join Mercedes in a senior role. The technical designer,... read more »

Despite uncharacteristically outspoken comments from McLaren boss Martin Whitmarsh, who said that "at least half a dozen (teams) are likely to be not self-sufficient under... read more »

Pirelli, F1's official tyre supplier, has reportedly bought an old HRT car. This week, we reported that assets of the newly-defunct Spanish formula one team had been... read more »

Assets of the newly-defunct formula one team HRT have been bought. Spain's AS newspaper reports that Teo Martin, a well-known automotive component recycler, has bought... read more »

McLaren team principal and Formula One Teams' Association chairman Martin Whitmarsh believes a number of teams face a "tough" future in the sport read more »

Martin Brundle says those who failed to secure seats for this season have no one else to blame as they "had their chances to shine"... read more »

Formula One is about fresh blood, according to Martin Brundle, who has no sympathy for the drivers which have lost their seats to younger talent. The 2013 grid sees no less... read more »

Martin Brundle said that the new drivers this season should be welcomed rather than the more experienced ones who have lost their seats in 2013 mourned read more »

McLaren team principal Martin Whitmarsh has warned that seven of the 11 teams on the grid are in "survival mode" due to the economy. Whitmarsh, who is also chairman... read more »

The majority of F1 teams are struggling financially, according to McLaren team principal Martin Whitmarsh. Whitmarsh, who is also chairman of the Formula One Teams Association,... read more »

A Madrid based recycling company has purchased five cars previously used by the defunct HRT team. Company owner Teo Martin confirmed that he has acquired three F112s, used in... read more »

A Madrid-based car recycling firm has purchased five cars previously used by the now folded HRT Formula 1 team, company owner Teo Martin confirmed on Friday. read more »

Formula 1 supremo Bernie Ecclestone explained earlier this week that every team involved in the sport is financially stable and 'richer than God', but according... read more »

Martin Whitmarsh estimates that seven of the 11 Formula One teams are in financial difficulties as advertising and sponsorship take a hit... read more »

More than half of the teams in Formula 1 have serious financial problems, according to McLaren boss Martin Whitmarsh. read more »