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Round six of the championship sees the paddock arrive in Monte Carlo for arguably the most famous event on the calendar, the Formula 1 Grand Prix de Monaco 2013. So how are the teams preparing for the unique challenge that is the Principality’s streets? Those involved discuss their prospects for the race
Mercedes has finally confirmed ex-McLaren technical director Paddy Lowe will join the team and revealed he will start work on June 3 under the title of executive director (technical)
Paddy Lowe will add his name to the Mercedes payroll next month after McLaren agreed to let him go early…
Mercedes have reached agreement with McLaren for Paddy Lowe to join the team on June 3, 2013. Lowe, replaced by Tim Goss as McLaren’s technical director in February, had been expected to remain with the Woking squad until the end of the year. He will now strengthen Mercedes’ line-up in the role of executive director (technical) and will work closely with team principal, Ross Brawn, executive director (business), Toto Wolff, and the team’s senior technical management
Mercedes has confirmed that it has agreed with McLaren for Paddy Lowe to join the team as of Monday June 3. McLaren said earlier this year that Lowe was under contract until the end of the season, but their arrangement … Continue reading →
Mercedes AMG have confirmed that Paddy Lowe, McLaren's former technical director will join the Mercedes squad. An agreement was made with Mercedes to make Lowe available as of 3 June.
Paddy Lowe is to join Mercedes next month in a senior management role, having been given an early release from McLaren.
Round six of the championship sees the paddock arrive in Monte Carlo for arguably the most famous event on the calendar, the Formula 1 Grand Prix de Monaco 2013. So how are the teams preparing for the unique challenge that is the Principality’s streets?
Jenson Button is “confident” McLaren will once again improve in Monaco but reckons it will only be a “small step” forward…
What a tip-top few days it has been for McLaren devotees. The association with Honda, which fired the team’s golden Ayrton Senna-Alain Prost period in 1988, is resurrected and the date is set for the release of “Rush”, the James Hunt biopic, which tells the story of the blond one’s championship-winning year in 1976. All this and Monaco, too
What a tip-top few days it has been for McLaren devotees. The association with Honda, which fired the team’s golden Ayrton Senna-Alain Prost period in 1988, is resurrected and the date is set for the release of “Rush”, the James Hunt biopic, which tells the story of the blond one’s championship-winning year in 1976. All this and Monaco, too.
Jenson Button is expecting another points haul for McLaren at the Monaco Grand Prix and is confident the team can take another step forward with performance this weekend
Martin Whitmarsh has adopted a “fairly philosophical” attitude as he continues to be questioned about his role as McLaren’s team boss…
Exclusive interview: team principal Martin Whitmarsh talks to Oliver Brown about McLaren’s abysmal start to the 2013 season.
Bob Fernley insists that Force India will keep pushing hard to try and stay ahead of McLaren in the F1 points race
Bob Fernley insists that Force India will keep pushing hard to try and stay ahead of McLaren in the F1 points race
Jenson Button is confident McLaren will take another small step forward in Monaco while Sergio Perez wants his first point in the Principality…
Jenson Button has said he is confident McLaren can make another ‘small step forward’ in Monaco.
Japanese automaker Honda is returning to Formula One in 2015 as an engine supplier to McLaren, recreating a partnership that was dominant in the 1980s and 1990s …