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Zak Brown made McLaren Racing CEO in company management reshuffle
Zak Brown has been moved into the new role of CEO at McLaren Racing as part of the McLaren Group's management reshuffle following the opening two races of the 2018 Formula 1 season.
McLaren may have to share Honda engines
McLaren will probably have to share its Honda engine supply, with F1 rules insisting that manufacturers be ready to supply a minimum two teams.
McLaren unconcerned by Hamilton's Twitter gaffe
Jonathan Neale says McLaren's drivers aren't falling out after Lewis Hamilton's Twitter gaffe
FIA clarifies engine mapping rules
Engine mapping regulations revised after Red Bull engine mapping drama at Hockenheim
Neale: McLaren in no rush over Hamilton
Jonathan Neales says McLaren isn't rushing to tie Lewis Hamilton down to a new deal
McLaren 'serious' about CFD, but 'a risk too far' just yet
McLaren Racing managing director Jonathan Neale reveals that whilst unconventional aerodynamic doctrine CFD does have a 'vital' place in F1, the demise of the more traditional wind tunnel is not yet in sight
McLaren confident of closing gap to Red Bull
McLaren MD Jonathan Neale is confident that the Woking team can catch a rampant Red Bull by mid-season.
McLaren coy on MP4-25's competitiveness, envious of Ferrari
McLaren Racing managing director Jonathan Neale offers his thoughts on the team's competitiveness heading into the F1 2010 curtain-raising Bahrain Grand Prix at Sakhir - and explains why everybody is 'quite relaxed' about the rear wing issue...
2010 F1 calendar changed
The 2010 Monaco Grand Prix looks set to be brought forward by a week to ease the logistical nightmare of having a race in Turkey just seven days later...
Neale: 26-car grid could make starts interesting...
McLaren Racing managing director Jonathan Neale offers his views on F1 2010-style, when new teams are set to swell the grid and a new grand prix joins the calendar to-boot...
McLaren won't 'kid themselves' about Spa chances
Jonathan Neale has insisted that McLaren-Mercedes is under no false illusions at Spa-Francorchamps ahead of the Belgian Grand Prix this weekend, well aware that the race is likely to signal the end of the squad's current purple patch of form.
McLaren expect 'ingenious' new rear wing to be 'head-turner'
McLaren-Mercedes is pinning its hopes of an improved performance in this weekend's Monaco Grand Prix and the races to come on what it describes as an 'ingenious' rear wing innovation on the MP4-24 - something it predicts will be worth in the region of three or four tenths of a second per lap and