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Alonso and Ricciardo get penalties for fifth engine
McLaren driver Fernando Alonso will start the Austrian Grand Prix from the back of the grid and Red Bull's Daniel Ricciardo dropped 10 places because they used up their four allocated engines.
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Button hit with 25-place grid penalty for Austrian GP
Jenson Button will join his McLaren teammate Fernando Alonso at the back of the grid for the Austrian Grand Prix after taking a 25-place penalty for having a power unit change ahead of Sunday's race.
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No harm done as Alonso and Raikkonen tangle in big crash
Raikkonen initially seemed to cause the incident, which happened on the second turn of the first lap on the tricky Red Bull Ring track, as his Ferrari swerved left into the side of Alonso's McLaren...
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McLaren misery as Alonso stalls, Button fails to make Q2
The sight of two-time champion Fernando Alonso pushing his car uphill after it stalled during Hungarian GP qualifying summed up McLaren's chronic lack of reliability this season.
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Button says he was burgled in French Riviera villa
Burglars ransacked the rented French Riviera villa of Formula One driver Jenson Button and his wife, Jessica -- possibly after pumping anaesthetic gas through air conditioning vents.
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McLarens start at back of Spa grid for engine change
The McLaren team has been given a combined 55-place grid penalty for changing the engine ahead of the Belgian Grand Prix.
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Button says no decision on his future in F1
Formula One driver Jenson Button says he hasn't reached a decision on his future and is focusing on Sunday's Japanese Grand Prix.
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Dennis regrets Alonso's comments on engine
McLaren chairman Ron Dennis wants Fernando Alonso to stop airing his grievances in public following the Spanish driver's latest outburst at last weekend's Japanese Grand Prix.
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Button to remain at McLaren for 2016 F1 season
The 2009 world champion had been considering quitting after this season, but both sides announced Thursday that he would continue for another year.
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McLaren has 'no space' for Kevin Magnussen
McLaren says it will release test driver Kevin Magnussen at the end of the season.
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Alonso plays down talk of taking a year off
McLaren chief Ron Dennis made a surprising comment on Saturday that he was open to the idea of the two-time world champion taking a year off before returning to complete his contract in 2017.
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Alonso guarantees he'll race in F1 in 2016
Fernando Alonso ended doubts about his participation in Formula One next season by saying Sunday that "I will be racing, 100 percent."
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With different goals, Mercedes and McLaren unveil new cars
Mercedes hopes to improve on only a few weaknesses of last year's Silver Arrows, while McLaren brings what it calls a "significant number of innovations" to try to get back to the front of the grid...
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After miserable transition, McLaren has renewed hope
Although a genuine podium finish is a long shot at the season-opening Australian Grand Prix next weekend, there is a renewed enthusiasm that it is a realistic goal sometime in 2016.
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Alonso flips car after dramatic collision at Australian GP
Fernando Alonso thanked the advances in Formula One technology for being able to walk away from a horrific crash at the Australian Grand Prix on Sunday.
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Alonso fails medical, ruled out of Bahrain GP
Fernando Alonso will miss this weekend's Bahrain GP, and possibly the following race in China, as a result of broken ribs and other injuries sustained during a crash in the season opener earlier this...
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Vandoorne point in Bahrain gives McLaren cloud silver lining
Stoffel Vandoorne's championship point on his Formula One debut provided a silver lining to another cloudy weekend for the McLaren team, and also advanced his quest for a full-time seat next season.
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Alonso provisionally cleared for Chinese GP
The FIA doctors ruled him out of the Bahrain Grand Prix, but he was given provisional clearance to take part in Friday's first practice session in China, after which he will have to undergo further...
View ArticleButton relieved - and angry - as loose drain cover hits car
The incident happened late in first practice when championship leader Nico Rosberg sustained a puncture going over a loose drain cover, which then became a projectile and damaged the front wing of...
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Button considering other options in F1 - and elsewhere
Veteran driver Jenson Button is still considering his options for next season and is open to a move away from Formula One if the right challenge comes along.
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McLaren promotes Vandoorne for 2017 to replace Button
Former Formula One champion Jenson Button will move into semi-retirement next season as McLaren Honda promotes Stoffel Vandoorne into the second driver spot alongside Fernando Alonso.
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McLaren and Honda disappoint at second home in Japan
An underwhelming performance in the Japanese Grand Prix on Sunday was a setback to a McLaren Honda team that was feeling upbeat after securing points in the previous race in Malaysia.
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Hamilton fastest in Brazil practice but Alonso wins it
Lewis Hamilton's quest to keep himself in the title battle was bolstered after he set the pace in practice, but only just, for the Brazilian Grand Prix on Friday but it was Fernando Alonso who provided...
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Zak Brown joins McLaren as executive director
McLaren has named Zak Brown, a leading motorsports marketing agency founder, as its executive director as a part of a restructuring programme following the departure of Ron Dennis as chairman of the...
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Alonso hints at WEC switch post McLaren deal
McLaren driver and two-time Formula One champion Fernando Alonso has sent the clearest indication so far that he might join Porsche to race in the World Endurance Championship next.
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