Bahrain: Lewis Hamilton edged Sebastian Vettel in the first practice at the Bahrain Grand Prix on Friday. Hamilton clocked 1 minute, 33.572 seconds in his McLaren around the 5.4-km Bahrain International Circuit, 0.305 seconds quicker than the two-time defending champion Vettel of Red Bull. HRT's Pedro de la Rosa was a surprising third followed by last week's Chinese GP winner Nico Rosberg of Mercedes. Hamilton's team-mate Jenson Button was fifth....
02:30 PM, Apr 20, 2012
London: McLaren have high hopes from Lewis Hamilton and Jenson Button for the upcoming Formula One season, expecting their drivers to challenge Red Bull in the title race. Sebastian Vettel and Red Bull have won both the drivers' and the constructors' championships in the past two seasons, and last year Vettel clinched the title with four races to spare, finishing the season with 11 victories. The 24-year-old never started lower...
10:26 AM, Mar 13, 2012
Sao Paulo: McLaren calmed talk of a switch to Honda Formula One engines after 2012 on Wednesday by saying that they were fully focused on continuing their partnership with Mercedes. German magazine Auto motor und sport reported last week that McLaren were considering reviving their former partnership with Honda, who pulled out of the sport at the end of 2008, once their deal for free Mercedes engines expired. It quoted...
10:36 AM, Nov 24, 2011
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"Seen Neo in the Matrix? Well, just like Neo is surrounded by all those numbers in the movie trailer, I'm surrounded by numbers - telemetry ...
12:21 AM, Oct 29, 2011
Singapore: McLaren boss Martin Whitmarsh threw the equivalent of a fatherly arm around his under-fire driver Lewis Hamilton after Sunday's Singapore Grand Prix stoked further criticism of the Briton's aggressive driving style. Hamilton drove superbly at times to finish the punishing floodlit street circuit in fifth position, but again his performance was overshadowed by an incident with Ferrari's Felipe Massa. The Brazilian, who has clashed previously with the 2008 Formula...
10:20 AM, Sep 26, 2011
Valencia: McLaren's Lewis Hamilton came out fighting on Monday, a day after he gloomily declared the Formula One title battle almost over, and promised fans he would never give up despite the odds against him. "To all our supporters, ignore what u read in the papers today," the 2008 world champion declared on his Twitter feed. "My team will never give up and I WILL NEVER GIVE UP!!!!" Hamilton had...
05:04 PM, Jun 27, 2011
Formula One champion Jenson Button has left Brawn for McLaren. ...
02:20 PM, Nov 20, 2009
Formula One champion Jenson Button has left Brawn for McLaren. ...
02:20 PM, Nov 20, 2009
Raikkonen spent five years at McLaren before joining Ferrari at the end of 2006. ...
10:21 PM, Nov 18, 2009
Raikkonen spent five years at McLaren before joining Ferrari at the end of 2006. ...
10:21 PM, Nov 18, 2009
29-year-old win Briton six races of the season for Brawn GP. ...
07:09 PM, Nov 18, 2009
The deal would be worth 6 million pounds ($10.10 million) a year. ...
08:58 PM, Nov 17, 2009
McLaren's Hamilton protected his lead to finish 9.6 seconds ahead of Glock. ...
08:37 PM, Sep 27, 2009
Both Ferrari and McLaren have had a forgettable run so far. ...
03:11 AM, Sep 25, 2009
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