Martin Whitmarsh and Sam Michael have both admitted that McLaren are lacking pace as they struggle to understand how to get the best performance from their new car. read more »

As F1 increasingly moves towards subscription TV, McLaren boss Martin Whitmarsh warns that the sport must adapt if it is to retain viewers and sponsors, far less increase them. read more »

Martin Whitmarsh says McLaren has taken risks in its approach to the 2013 F1 season with the new MP4-28 read more »

McLaren team boss Martin Whitmarsh says his team will run under Mercedes power next year but fails to make mention of 2015 and beyond read more »

McLaren cannot be comfortable about its reliability going into the 2013 Formula 1 season, admits team boss Martin Whitmarsh, but it has no qualms about prioritising its new... read more »

McLaren Team Principal Martin Whitmarsh says his squad has taken more risks than usual in its approach to the 2013 Formula 1 campaign, with the MP4-28 chassis undergoing... read more »

It was an evasive Martin Whitmarsh who spoke with journalists ahead of this weekend's Australian Grand Prix. read more »

McLaren team principal Martin Whitmarsh has left the door open for a switch to Honda engines in 2015 after refusing to confirm that it will continue with Mercedes beyond next... read more »

Michael Schumacher has ruled out returning to the formula one paddock as a television pundit. It is an occupation now enjoyed by a number of the seven time world... read more »

Pastor Maldonado can probably survive in formula one even without Hugo Chavez. That is the view of former F1 driver turned respected British television commentator Martin... read more »

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 »