McLaren could make Le Mans comeback
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McLaren’s Zak Brown has indicated that the team could make a return to the Le Mans 24 Hour endurance race.
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McLaren continue to shuffle their management hierarchy as CEO Jost Capito and Team Manager Dave Redding both leave Woking.
The father of Lewis Hamilton has issued a caution to new team-mate Valtteri Bottas, that going up against his son will be a tough challenge.
Pascal Wehrlein could miss the start of winter testing with a neck injury, according to reports from German media.
Niki Lauda believes the regulation changes in 2017 will help Valtteri Bottas settle into his new team and be up to speed quickly.
Nico Rosberg says that now he is a fan of the sport and no longer a driver, he would have chosen Fernando Alonso to partner Lewis Hamilton.
McLaren Executive Director Zak Brown believes the American people will fall in love with F1, if we just promote it to them more.
Haas F1 Team Principal Guenther Steiner believes the American squad have shown others it is possible to break into F1.
Nico Hulkenberg believes keeping things simple will bring success to Renault.
The McLaren Honda Formula 1 Team have today confirmed that their 2017 challenger will not include the MP4 tag that has emblazoned their F1 machines for the last 36 years.
F1 teams are still considering whether or not to take up the offer from Liberty Media to buy shares in the sport, after requesting more time to make a decision.
Despite current opinion indicating that many drivers and F1 teams are against the introduction of the halo cockpit protection system, the FIA are continuing on with their development.
Stoffel Vandoorne is ready for the 2017 season and all of its revisions.
Paddy Lowe is all set to take up his new role at Williams Martini Racing at the start of next month.
FIA President Jean Todt says there is no need to make massive changes to the current F1 model.
Friday practice sessions are a non-entity according to Renault Sport Boss Cyril Abiteboul, and we should get rid of them.
