A 'significant minority' stake in McLaren F1 Team has been bought by a consortium of US investors. read more »

McLaren believes that significant new investment into its racing team from a consortium of US-based investors will enable it to "play to win" in F1. read more »

McLaren has confirmed that it has sold a minority stake in its Formula 1 team to a US-based consortium as part of a £185million investment deal read more »

 A consortium of US-based investors are set to acquire a 15 per cent stake in the McLaren Formula 1 team, with an official announcement expected ahead of Sunday’s Abu Dhabi... read more »

A consortium of US-based investors is close to buying a big stake in the McLaren Formula One team. read more »

Mercedes-Benz has announced it will make a major investment in Aston Martin, upping its stake from five per cent to 20, in what executive chairman Lawrence Stroll described as... read more »

During these unprecedented times, McLaren, as part of the Ventilator Challenge UK consortium – a collective of UK major manufacturing, medical and specialist tech and... read more »

During these unprecedented times, McLaren, as part of the Ventilator Challenge UK consortium – a collective of UK major manufacturing, medical and specialist tech and... read more »

Former Formula 1 team owner Vijay Mallya has lost a UK High Court appeal over his extradition to India. Mallya co-owned the Force India outfit before it was sold to Lawrence... read more »

The UK government has requested 15,000 Penlon Prima ES02 ventilators following approval of the system by the Medicines and Healthcare Products Regulatory Agency. Penlon worked... read more »

Seven UK-based F1 teams (Mercedes, Red Bull, McLaren, Renault, Racing Point, Haas and Williams) are battling the Coronavirus pandemic by using their engineering expertise and... read more »

Having originally bought a 16.7% stake in Aston Martin, Lawrence Stroll's consortium is increasing this to 25%. read more »

Lawrence Stroll and his consortium have bought more shares in Aston Martin, taking advantage of stock prices falling further due to market insecurity read more »

Lawrence Stroll, making his first appearance since his consortium bought into Aston Martin, has given a brief insight in to his plans for the legendary marque and how F1 is the... read more »

Aston Martin chief executive Andy Palmer has said that Lawrence Stroll's consortium has purchased a stake in the company with F1 wins in mind. read more »

Racing Point will become the factory Aston Martin Formula One team in 2021 following the successful takeover of the British manufacturer by a consortium led by Lawrence Stroll. read more »

Lawrence Stroll, leader of the consortium that bought Force India last year, is said to be looking at taking a major stake in car maker Aston Martin. read more »

Formula 1's official entry list for the 2019 season has been released, confirming that the team formerly known as Force India will be Racing Point F1 Team this year.... read more »

Racing Point F1 boss Otmar Szafnauer says regardless of the financial backing from the Lawrence Stroll-led consortium the team must not lose its efficiency read more »

A US Court has ordered a member of the Racing Point consortium to release documents relating to the purchase of Force India as Uralkali case continues. read more »

Racing Point team principal Otmar Szafnauer claims Lance Stroll is already matching the pace of his predecessor Esteban Ocon. Stroll will partner Mexican veteran Sergio Perez... read more »

Times have changed at Force India since its takeover by the Stroll-led consortium, justifying Perez's decision to go ahead with legal action. read more »

Newly released documents reveal that Lawrence Stroll's consortium paid £90m for Force India, the Silverstone-based outfit owing £28.5 million to more than 450 companies. read more »

Uralkali lost out to the Stroll-led consortium in the race to buy Force India last month. read more »

Otmar Szafnauer has admitted that the consortium led by Lawrence Stroll was not the only bidder to save Force India from administration over the summer break. read more »