Mercedes' Chief Communications Officer Bradley Lord has praised the "bond of loyalty" that permeates within the team, despite its recent struggles in Formula 1.... read more »

Bradley Lord has been with Mercedes since 2011 and has seen the team evolve significantly during those years... read more »

Meet the Mercedes comms chief who plays an instrumental role within the F1 team. read more »

Mercedes Chief Communications Officer Bradley Lord said the team regrets its response to Lewis Hamilton's clash with Red Bull's Max Verstappen in the 2021 Formula 1... read more »

We spoke to Bradley Lord, Toto Wolff's trusted lieutenant who has been through thick and thin with Mercedes. read more »

Mercedes' Bradley Lord revealed that he thought Lewis Hamilton would be "tempted back to McLaren" rather than moving on to Formula 1 giants Ferrari. The post... read more »

It is like Formula 1 is trying to out-do the Netflix cameras this season, given the current spate of swearing and angry rows witnessed across the grid.The weekly sackings at... read more »

Christian Horner reportedly tried to appoint Bradley Lord as AlphaTauri team principal in a stunning political move amid Red Bull unrest. read more »

Mercedes chief Bradley Lord has described the first lap collision between Lewis Hamilton and George Russell as the team's 'worst possible' Qatar Grand Prix scenario. read more »

Bradley Lord has insisted that the team will have a talk following the tense encounter between their drivers during the race in Suzuka. read more »

Red Bull's Lord High Executioner, Helmut Marko warns Sergio Pere to "get a grip" as Mexican fails to make it into Q3 for the fifth successive race. read more »

The Australian Grand Prix weekend brought back some of the biggest names from Formula 1 past as Daniel Ricciardo and Michael Masi both were in attendance in Melbourne. read more »

Paul Scriven, a Liberal Democrat life peer, has written to Ben Sulayem to express his concerns about both the FIA's clampdown on drivers making political statements, as... read more »

Lord Peter Hain has said Abu Dhabi has left a "sour taste" after the late controversy in the race. read more »

Lord Alexander Hesketh is the latest esteemed guest on Beyond The Grid! He's here to discuss managing Hesketh Racing, who burst onto the Formula 1 scene in the 1970s with... read more »

Robert Kubica will make his first Goodwood Festival of Speed appearance next weekend, festival founder Lord March has confirmed. Kubica competed in Formula 1… read more »

Finishing just 0.3 seconds shy of getting through to Q2 on Saturday, Pascal Wehrlein put himself well and truly in the spotlight with a further strong performance in... read more »

Melbourne's Lord Mayor, Robert Doyle, has gone back on his previous decision and has now revealed that he will attend next week's Grand Prix. read more »

Jean Todt has spoken out amid recent speculation over the Australian Grand Prix’s future, with the FIA President eager to secure its place on the Formula 1 calendar. Despite... read more »

The chairman of the Australian Grand Prix, Ron Walker, believes Bernie Ecclestone was 'offended' after comments made by Lord Mayor Doyle questioned the cities race. He read more »

Bernie Ecclestone says he won't break Melbourne's F1 contract, however, if lord mayor Robert Doyle wants to he can speak to the F1 supremo... read more »

Melbourne Lord Mayor Robert Doyle has discovered that he has picked a powerful opponent in 'cranky' Bernie Ecclestone in the debate over the future of the Australian... read more »

In reaction to the Melbourne Lord Mayor's suggestion that the city should turn its back on F1, Bernie Ecclestone has said he is willing to scrap the current contract which... read more »

Lord Mayor Robert Doyle of Melbourne admits that his city could be likely to lose its Formula 1 race, which has been staged on the streets of Albert Park since 1996. Despite... read more »

Australian Grand Prix boss Ron Walker has slammed Robert Doyle, Melbourne's Lord Mayor, for suggestions Melbourne could turn its back on the event because of rising costs read more »