McLaren will have 'completely new' car for Miami GP
LONDON, April 23 : Champions McLaren will have "a completely new car" when Formula One returns from a five-week break at the Miami Grand Prix in May, according to team principal Andrea Stella.
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Verstappen's race engineer Lambiase to leave Red Bull for McLaren in 2028
LONDON, April 9 : Max Verstappen's long-time Formula One race engineer Gianpiero Lambiase will leave Red Bull at the end of his contract in 2028 and join McLaren as chief racing officer, the teams said in separate statements on Thursday.
Verstappen's race engineer Lambiase to leave Red Bull for McLaren
LONDON, April 9 : Max Verstappen's long-time Formula One race engineer Gianpiero Lambiase is to leave Red Bull and join McLaren in a supporting role to team principal Andrea Stella.
Mercedes the class of the field in Chinese GP practice
SHANGHAI, March 13 : Mercedes' George Russell led the way in practice for the Chinese Grand Prix on Friday ahead of teammate Kimi Antonelli, with the at times twitchy-looking McLarens of Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri heading the chasing pack.
Formula 1 champion Norris hungry for more glory
MELBOURNE, March 5 : Lando Norris said on Thursday that winning his first Formula One championship had only made him hungry for more as he gears up to launch his title defence at the Australian Grand Prix.
McLaren will start new F1 season on the defence, says Stella
LONDON, Feb 26 : Formula One champions McLaren will start the season next week "playing a bit defensively" with Ferrari and Mercedes expected to be setting the pace, team boss Andrea Stella said on Thursday.
McLaren to maximise development time before running new F1 car
LONDON, Jan 22 : Formula One champions McLaren plan to wait until the second or third day of pre-season testing in Barcelona next week before running their car in order to allow maximum development time.
Verstappen vows to go all out for win, McLaren expect a clean fight
ABU DHABI, Dec 6 : McLaren shrugged off talk of Red Bull team trickery in Sunday's title-deciding Abu Dhabi Grand Prix after Max Verstappen said he had nothing to lose and would go all out to win.