As predicted here yesterday McLaren has confirmed that it has formed “a new multi-year Formula 1 technology partnership with Honda.” McLaren will use Honda engines from 2015, after a single season with the Mercedes turbo. “It’s fantastic news for everyone … Continue reading →
Toto Wolff reckons running Robert Kubica in the Mercedes simulator has proven to be a smart move as both parties are gaining from it…
#SocialFriday Formula 1 Q&A from the 2013 Spanish Grand Prix with Vodafone McLaren Mercedes’ mysterious micro-blogger on the official Twitter page @McLarenF1.
Mercedes drivers Nico Rosberg and Lewis Hamilton are expecting to have a competitive car in Monaco next week, especially given the team’s form there last year. In 2012 Michael Schumacher qualified on pole while Rosberg finished second in the race. … Continue reading →
Mercedes drivers Nico Rosberg and Lewis Hamilton are expecting to have a competitive car in Monaco next week, especially given the team’s form there last year. In 2012 Michael Schumacher qualified on pole while Rosberg finished second in the race. … Continue reading →
Mercedes says giving simulator time to Robert Kubica is proving mutually beneficial for both team and driver
Robert Kubica’s Mercedes Formula 1 simulator tests are helping the team as well as assisting the Pole in his recovery, says the firm’s motorsport boss Toto Wolff
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Team McLaren members discover what it’s like to visit the MTC and see firsthand how Vodafone McLaren Mercedes operates. To find out more about how to become a Team McLaren member click here:
Martin Whitmarsh has refused to comment on reports that McLaren let their engine option with Mercedes lapse admits rumours of Honda’s return…
Mercedes is prepared for a disagreement between Nico Rosberg and Lewis Hamilton at some point this season, but is confident both will work for the good of the team
Lewis Hamilton put his difficult weekend at the Spanish Grand Prix behind him to link up with R&B singer Alicia Keys last night. The Mercedes driver collaborated with Keys at a Blackberry event in the United States.
Exclusive Q&A with Mikey Collier, sports nutritionist and physiotherapist to Jenson Button, on the official Vodafone McLaren Mercedes website.
Mercedes’ board members are fully behind the team despite its early season tyre struggles, says motorsport boss Toto Wolff
Finishing 12th was never going to go down well with Lewis Hamilton, but the Mercedes driver is confident his team can solve their tyre woes…
After a Grand Prix, Sportsmail will assess the big talking points from Sunday’s race. Here’s the review of the Spanish Grand Prix…
Lewis Hamilton is confident he can see off team-mate Nico Rosberg but admits his world title chances will be over if Mercedes do not find a swift solution to their tyre troubles.
POOR showing at Spanish GP prompts Brit driver to ask questions of his team ahead of Monaco this weekend
“There was just no grip. It doesn’t matter whether I go slow or go fast. It’s one of the strangest feelings I have had for a long time”
The Spanish Grand Prix threw up a few interesting comparisons from last year to this, not least in the relative pace of the cars and the improvement in speed of the pit stops. At one end of the spectrum the Mercedes was 2.3 seconds faster in qualifying than in 2012, while the Williams was a second slower than Pastor Maldonado’s pole time from last year. But in the pits there has also been progress; Ferrari set the fastest stop on Sunday, a clear second faster than its best time last year (when it was again fastest) thanks to the many ;More…