The gratitude of Martin Whitmarsh has been extended to all involved in the McLaren Racing operation, with the Woking outfit having sealed its third victory of the season in... read more »

Martin Whitmarsh says he never wavered from his belief that McLaren would bounce back from its recent troubles - as he said his outfit kept its belief that the world... read more »

F1 2011 team-mates Lewis Hamilton and Jenson Button have spoken up to defend under-fire McLaren team principal Martin Whitmarsh - insisting that the Englishman is going nowhere. read more »

Lewis Hamilton and Jenson Button have backed their under-fire team boss Martin Whitmarsh, saying there's "no chance" of him getting the boot... read more »

Jul.22 (GMM) McLaren's race drivers have rubbished speculation they might soon have a new team boss. The Woking based team's managing director Jonathan Neale this... read more »

Jul.20 (GMM) McLaren on Wednesday played down speculation there might be a change of leadership at the very top of the famous British team. After a difficult home grand prix... read more »

Jonathan Neale, Managing Director for McLaren, has quashed rumours that Martin Whitmarsh’s job of Team Principal may be under threat. This follows a sequence of... read more »

Jonathan Neale insists that despite all of the 'heat' McLaren has been receiving in the media of late, Martin Whitmarsh is still absolutely the right man to lead the... read more »

McLaren has dismissed any speculation that team principal Martin Whitmarsh's job might be under threat following poor showings at Valencia and Silverstone. read more »

McLaren have no intention of breaking up the trio of Martin Whitmarsh, Lewis Hamilton and Jenson Button, according to MD Jonathan Neale... read more »

McLaren has brushed aside speculation that Martin Whitmarsh's job as team principal might be under threat after poor showings at the last two grands prix read more »

Jenson Button looks to add a German GP win to his resume as McLaren team boss Martin Whitmarsh vows the team will bounce back read more »

Martin Whitmarsh does not believe the phone-hacking scandal gripping News Corp will bring an end to their interest in taking control of F1... read more »

Martin Whitmarsh is optimistic that his team can move forwards this weekend and be challenging at the front once again. read more »

Conceding that News Corp is not the way forward and that improving the status quo is the answer, FOTA chairman Martin Whitmarsh urges F1 to embrace the new digital media age. read more »

Martin Whitmarsh is confident McLaren can bounce back at next weekend's German Grand Prix after disappointing results at the last two races read more »

McLaren boss and FOTA chairman Martin Whitmarsh, believes F1 is at a crossroads and needs to fully grasp the digital age as it moves forward. read more »

McLaren Team Principal Martin Whitmarsh has expressed a desire to exploit the potential gains of future technologies, explaining that it is of great importance for the future... read more »

McLaren team principal Martin Whitmarsh believes the world's automotive manufacturers will return to Formula One if the stakeholders in the sport continue to improve its... read more »

McLaren team boss Martin Whitmarsh says he's "not surprised" by Red Bull's current dominance as F1 often goes in cycles... read more »

McLaren team principal Martin Whitmarsh believes Formula 1 now stands at a crossroads in terms of making the most of the possibilities it has on the Internet. read more »

Jul.15 (GMM) Ferrari is closing in but Red Bull has nothing to fear, according to 1992 world champion Nigel Mansell. The winner of 31 grands prix was the driver steward at... read more »

Martin Whitmarsh believes Lewis Hamilton has come in for some unfair criticism with one person slating him and the rest jumping on the bandwagon... read more »

McLaren team boss Martin Whitmarsh says that unjust criticism of Lewis Hamilton has snowballed at times this season, although the driver himself admits he has made mistakes read more »

Martin Whitmarsh says two victories for McLaren at the half-way point of the 2011 F1 season isn't good enough read more »