John Watson believes Martin Whitmarsh is unlikely to remain at McLaren as team principal and he reckons it is only a matter of time now before he moves on or takes a new... read more »

Former McLaren driver John Watson discusses with Sky Sports Online what Ron Dennis' return to the role of CEO means for the team and the future of Martin Whitmarsh. read more »

What Ron Dennis' return to the role of Chief Executive of the McLaren Group may mean for Team Principal Martin Whitmarsh - and what it might also mean for Ross Brawn,... read more »

The British press are predicting the exit of Martin Whitmarsh following the announcement that Ron Dennis has returned to the role of McLaren Group Chief Executive. read more »

McLaren has announced that Ron Dennis has been appointed CEO of the McLaren Group replacing Martin Whitmarsh. read more »

Ron Dennis has been re-appointed as CEO of the McLaren Group, taking over from Martin Whitmarsh. read more »

Ron Dennis stages an internal coup and replaces Martin Whitmarsh as chief executive of the McLaren Formula 1 team. read more »

Ron Dennis has been re-appointed to the position of chief executive office of the McLaren Group, replacing Martin Whitmarsh who will focus on his role as team principal of the... read more »

Ron Dennis has been re-appointed Chief Executive Officer of the McLaren Group, a role previously held by Martin Whitmarsh read more »

It's an F1 takeover on Sky Sports News today as four of Sky F1's finest - Ted Kravitz, Johnny Herbert, Anthony Davidson and Martin Brundle - explain and assess all... read more »

McLaren team boss Martin Whitmarsh has led tributes to John Button, the father of current driver Jenson, who passed away in his home on the French Riviera on Sunday after... read more »

Jenson Button's father, John, has passed away at the age of 70. The former Rallycross competitor is believed to have suffered a heart attack at his home on Sunday evening.... read more »

Formula 1 is guilty of being too quick to talk itself down in the event of the kind of dominance that Sebastian Vettel delivered last year, reckons McLaren boss Martin Whitmarsh. read more »

Martin Brundle says the increasing number of pay drivers in F1 is worrying, but something that can't be avoided in the current climate     read more »

Martin Brundle fears pay drivers are "dangerously close" to dominating the F1 grid but concedes the money has to come from somewhere... read more »

Motorsport fans at AUTOSPORT International 2014 question Martin Brundle and John Surtees on subjects including favourite circuits and the rise of pay drivers in Formula 1 read more »

Formula 1 racer turned commentator Martin Brundle believes the pay driver situation in the world championship is becoming "uncomfortable". read more »

Sky Sports F1 HD commentator Martin Brundle gives Henry Hope-Frost his thoughts on Michael Schumacher following the German's skiing accident read more »

Motorsport legend John Surtees and broadcaster Martin Brundle address some of the controversial rule changes for F1 2014 - including permanent numbers and double points - on... read more »

Sky Sports F1 HD commentator Martin Brundle shares his views on F1 2014 with a first appearance on the AUTOSPORT stage with KX read more »

Sky Sports F1 pundits Damon Hill and Martin Brundle have expressed their shock at the severity of Michael Schumacher's skiing accident which has left the former F1 World... read more »

Martin Whitmarsh says mid-year "panic" during the 2012 season was behind McLaren's dismal showing in the 2013 Championship... read more »

McLaren's poor 2013 Formula 1 season was a result of an unnecessary panic during a fallow period in mid-2012, according to team boss Martin Whitmarsh. read more »

Following the much vaunted return to Formula One by Honda as an engine supplier to McLaren in the 2015 season, speculation has been building about the partnership extending... read more »

Martin Whitmarsh admitted that McLaren needed a reality check at the end of the 2013 season in order to prepare better for next year... read more »