Martin Whitmarsh and Sam Michael have both admitted that McLaren are lacking pace as they struggle to understand how to get the best performance from their new car. read more »

McLaren sporting director Sam Michael believes Mercedes is genuinely quick after watching the first practice session at the Australian Grand Prix and admits his team is not... read more »

This is your chance to win a 1:1 scale model of the Mercedes W03 steering wheel as used by Nico Rosberg and Michael Schumacher during the 2012 season. read more »

Seven-time Formula 1 World Champion Michael Schumacher has all but ruled out a Formula 1 punditry role in the future, explaining that he is already 'in the... read more »

McLaren's Sporting Director tells Sky Sports Online about the team's new car, life after Lewis at Woking, and their expectatons for the new season... read more »

F1 legend Michael Schumacher, who retired from grand prix for the final time at the end of last year, is back testing at Valencia today (Monday) - on two-wheels. read more »

Mercedes is bidding to shed its “conservative” image, new director and team co-owner Toto Wolff has revealed. Over the winter, it has been all change at the... read more »

Michael Schumacher has ruled out returning to Formula One as a pundit, saying "mooching through the paddock" is not his thing... read more »

Michael Schumacher has ruled out becoming a TV analyst following his retirement from the sport read more »

Michael Schumacher has ruled out returning to the formula one paddock as a television pundit. It is an occupation now enjoyed by a number of the seven time world... read more »

Red Bull’s new car is the slowest of all in a straight line, according to an analysis by respected German magazine Auto Motor und Sport. Based on the all-important... read more »

McLaren Sporting Director Sam Michael expects the 2013 Formula 1 campaign to be a fiercely competitive affair, having witnessed a number of impressive performances throughout... read more »

Sam Michael predicts that a competitive F1 season lies ahead base on pre-season testing read more »

Sam Michael believes it will be "extremely tight" during qualifying in Melbourne, but he is confident McLaren "will be in the mix"... read more »

McLaren sporting director Sam Michael says Formula 1 is poised for an intensely competitive season. read more »

As the sun set on the final day of pre-season testing late on Sunday, the words on everyone’s lips were Mercedes and Red Bull. “Everyone is saying that this... read more »

McLaren sporting director Sam Michael predicts the 2013 season will be "incredible close" after the conclusion of pre-season testing read more »

Michael Schumacher withdrew from this weekend's WSK Euro Series season-opener at the La Conca Circuit in Italy, having initially planned to take part in the KZ1 category. read more »

McLaren is yet to sign an engine deal for the new turbo V6 era beginning in 2014, according to Germany’s Auto Motor und Sport. “Mercedes is pushing for a... read more »

Sporting director Sam Michael admits it has "been a pleasure" to see how quickly Sergio Perez adapted to the McLaren way... read more »

McLaren's Sporting Director, Sam Michael, has finally confirmed the widely expected news that former Technical Director Paddy Lowe will move to rivals Mercedes in 2014.... read more »

McLaren's Sporting Director Sam Michael talks to Sky Sports News about how testing has been going, how Sergio Perez is settling into the team and how they will deal with... read more »

Michael Schumacher will be back in action at a karting event in Italy this weekend, with the seven-time Formula 1 World Champion entering a round of the WSK Euro Series. read more »

Williams has impressed F1's eagle-eyed technical experts with an innovation aboard its new FW35. Although designer Mike Coughlan's Coanda exhaust solution will have... read more »

Mercedes has hit back at reports some of its shareholders want the German marque to pull out of formula one. The Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung newspaper has quoted two such... read more »