Jul.11 (GMM) Martin Whitmarsh has admitted that McLaren's current situation has raised questions about his future at the helm of the British team. McLaren was the most... read more »

Martin Whitmarsh concedes the British GP was "not one of the best" after both Lewis Hamilton and Jenson Button were let down by the team... read more »

Martin Whitmarsh has admitted he is far from happy about his McLaren's performance during qualifying for the British Grand Prix, but insists the team will bounce back read more »

Martin Whitmarsh insists it is too early to write off McLaren despite a disappointing qualifying display for the British Grand Prix. read more »

McLaren boss Martin Whitmarsh admits his team has been hit hard by the regulation changes introduced for this weekend's British Grand Prix. read more »

McLaren's Martin Whitmarsh has suggested that there will be work to ensure that F1's 2014 engines will 'send tingles down most of our spines'. read more »

McLaren boss Martin Whitmarsh has questioned the supposed disparity in terms of the new off-throttle blown diffuser regulations introduced ahead of this weekend's... read more »

Concessions made by the FIA over its supposed ban on off-throttle blown diffusers kicked off a row between Red Bull boss Christian Horner and McLaren boss Martin Whitmarsh on... read more »

Friday's press conference with John Booth, Tony Fernandes, Christian Horner, Martin Whitmarsh and Frank Williams. read more »

TEAM PERSONNEL - John BOOTH (Virgin), Tony FERNANDES (Team Lotus), Christian HORNER (Red Bull), Martin Whitmarsh (McLaren), Frank WILLIAMS (Williams) PRESS... read more »

Martin Whitmarsh and Christian Horner, were embroiled in a public spat over the shifting sands of the latest rule changes... read more »

McLaren team principal Martin Whitmarsh claims the FIA has altered the off-throttle exhaust-blown diffuser ban to satisfy Renault and Red Bull. The ban, which took effect read more »

McLaren team chief Martin Whitmarsh has reflected that in the light of the intense speculation over his future, Lewis Hamilton's visit to Red Bull's motorhome in... read more »

Red Bull’s Christian Horner admits that it is unlikely Lewis Hamilton will be joining the championship-leading team. The latest reaction from the Team Principal... read more »

Martin Whitmarsh is confident Lewis Hamilton will be a McLaren driver next season - claiming the 2008 World Champion loves the team... read more »

Martin Whitmarsh, Team Principal of McLaren, is adamant that Lewis Hamilton will be remaining with the Woking-based team to which he has been connected for the past fourteen... read more »

McLaren team principal Martin Whitmarsh has said that Lewis Hamilton has passion and enthusiasm to remain at the Woking team. Just days before the team and Hamilton’s... read more »

As speculation continues over the future of Lewis Hamilton, team boss Martin Whitmarsh is confident that the youngster will remain a McLaren man. read more »

Martin Whitmarsh: Chairman of FOTA and Team Principal, Vodafone McLaren Mercedes; Ross Brawn: Team Principal, Mercedes Grand Prix; Graeme Lowdon: Sporting Director Sporting... read more »

FOTA chairman and McLaren boss Martin Whitmarsh has said F1 should consider having two races in America. read more »

FOTA chairman and McLaren boss Martin Whitmarsh reckons the teams can control the direction of the sport providing them remain united. read more »

Jul.1 (GMM) Formula one needs the US but Martin Whitmarsh has admitted he would have preferred a pair of races on the east and west coasts. After Indianapolis hosted... read more »

SEGMENT ONE: Martin Whitmarsh: Chairman of FOTA and Team Principal, Vodafone McLaren Mercedes; Ross Brawn: Team Principal, Mercedes Grand Prix; Graeme Lowdon: Sporting Director... read more »

McLaren team principal and Formula One Teams' Association Chairman Martin Whitmarsh says Formula 1 must have two races in the United States of America. He says read more »

FOTA chairman Martin Whitmarsh believes that if the teams stick together they can control the future direction of Formula One for the good of the sport read more »