The Italian, who previously served as the racing boss at Automobili-Lamborghini, will oversee all of McLaren Automotive's sporting programs.

More than a change of colors, it’s a chance at rejuvenation for a driver who, while successful, hasn’t always been happy in recent years.

Jaguar TCS Racing has announced the signing of Antonio Felix da Costa on a multi-year deal partnering Mitch Evans.Da Costa joins the team from Porsche where he spent the last three seasons, racking up five of his 12 wins in the category, and takes the place of Nick Cassidy who...

Defender Rally, the new Dakar and rally raid program from JLR, has completed its first test with its Defender Dakar D7X-R in the Sahara Desert.Following initial tests with early prototypes, this was the first time the competition-spec car had been put through its paces. The test took place in Erfoud,...

Jaguar TCS Racing has announced Ian James as its new team principal, replacing James Barclay who helmed the team from its inception.James – who will also serve as managing director of JLR Motorsport – will join the team on October 1 from McLaren where he was managing director and team...

As the Formula E season enters its final two race weekends – double-headers in Berlin and London – McLaren is getting ready to close a four-year chapter in electric racing.After entering Extreme E in 2022, the brand joined the Formula E fold a year later, absorbing the back-to-back double championship...

McLaren will field Formula 2 title contender Alex Dunne at next month's Formula E rookie test in Berlin. The Irishman will join Ella Lloyd at the test, with NEOM McLaren becoming the first team to announce its full two-car lineup for the test. “I’m very excited to be getting another...

Ella Lloyd has become the first driver to be confirmed for this year's Formula E rookie test that will follow the Berlin E-Prix.The Welsh driver will take part in the one-day test for NEOM McLaren, having joined the McLaren driver development program last October off the back of a British...

At the end of the 2021-22 season, Mercedes withdrew, leaving its double championship-winning team searching for a backer. Now the same thing is happening again, only this time it's McLaren.

McLaren has confirmed that its name will disappear from the Formula E grid at the end of the current season.The decision comes off the back of the long-awaited confirmation that the company will be mounting a full factory assault on the FIA World Endurance Championship’s Hypercar class from 2027. Although...