Group’s demise is a challenge for several F1 racing teams which use its cooling technology in engines supplied by Mercedes-Benz ...

The front end looks like a blend of the limited-edition Senna and the ultra-rare McLaren Sabre, and there are a few nods to the P1 as well. The way the brake lights wrap around the rear bodywork is ...

Current Formula 2 Brazilian racer Gabriel Bortoleto has had an impressive run through the junior racing ladder and earned himself a slot in McLaren’s driver development program back in 2023 ...

McLaren’s road car division is about to have a new owner ... again. It’s only been seven months since Mumtalakat, the sovereign wealth fund of the Kingdom of Bahrain, purchased a controlling ...

The 2024 Formula 1 title battle has taken a new turn this weekend in Brazil, with new rumors alleging that Red Bull suspect McLaren is engaging in illegal behavior in order to find pace.

McLaren Automotive is being sold to an Abu Dhabi–based investment group by its current owner, Bahrain sovereign wealth fund Mumtalakat, under undisclosed terms. The announcement from the group ...

The McLaren P1 used a 3.8-liter twin-turbo V8, combined with an electric motor and KERS (Kinetic Energy Recovery System), to send a whopping 903 horsepower to the rear wheels. It also famously had ...

It took eight attempts for Zack Sabre Jr. to reign triumphantly over the G1 Climax tournament, New Japan Pro Wrestling's annual summer grind for a shot at the IWGP World Heavyweight Championship.

McLaren is updating the version of Google Chrome on its F1 racecar. By that, I mean: McLaren’s got more Google Chrome logos and chrome finish than usual on the F1 car it’s bringing to the US ...

CYVN Holdings will also acquire a non-controlling stake in the broader McLaren Group. The Abu Dhabi-based investment group acquired a controlling stake in Gordon Murray Technologies last year.

The McLaren F1 team has launched an unexpected challenge to overturn Lando Norris' 5-second penalty, which cost him third place to Max Verstappen at the United States Grand Prix in Austin.

Earlier this week, KCI's Chris Griffith met with Jeremy Billig and Malcolm McLaren of McLaren Engineering Group to finalize the acquisition, marking a significant milestone for both companies.