Mercedes is Renault’s preferred bidder to purchase a non-controlling stake in Alpine, but is yet to make a final decision on any investment.Despite interest from a consortium including Christian Horner amongst others, RACER understands that Alpine owner Renault had outlined Mercedes as its preferred investor a number of months ago....

Many big names have left Red Bull in recent years, but McLaren Racing CEO Zak Brown doesn't think the organization can be dismissed as one of F1's top teams.

McLaren team principal Zak Brown says it would be great to have Christian Horner back in Formula 1, amid speculation linking the ousted Red Bull team principal and CEO to Alpine, while also expressing concerns about the risks of consolidation in team ownership.

Lambiase is well-known for his partnership with Verstappen, but has also been Red Bull’s head of race engineering, and is a long-term target of McLaren Racing CEO Zak Brown and team principal Andrea Stella to join the constructors’ champions.

McLaren Racing CEO Zak Brown says a recent statement from Alex Palou relating to his breach of contract cleared his team’s name after accusations during the court case.McLaren sought millions of dollars in damages from Palou after the four-time IndyCar champion reneged on a contract to race for Brown’s team...

Alex Palou and Chip Ganassi released coordinated statements on social media Friday morning with the recent participants in the Palou vs McLaren Racing lawsuit reaching an amicable conclusion to the lawsuit.

Zak Brown is expecting McLaren to be strong once again, but he admits it may be too early to draw conclusions.

Both McLaren and Alex Palou will try to find wins in the legal judgement that awarded McLaren $12m in damages for breaches of contract. The real takeaway could be that it's rarely worth letting such disagreements reach the courtroom in the first place, writes Chris Medland.

The judge presiding over the lawsuit filed by McLaren against Alex Palou upheld damages sought for losses related to IndyCar, but dismissed the team's F1-related claims.

McLaren's 2027 WEC Hypercar program is expected to start track testing its Dallara-based LMDh V6 twin-turbo-powered prototype sometime this spring.