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McLaren would rather miss out on the Formula One world championship by a point than favour one of their drivers against Red Bull’s Max Verstappen, according to the team’s chief executive Zak Brown.

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Max Verstappen chases a fourth win in five starts this weekend as he bids to heap more pressure on McLaren duo Oscar Piastri and Lando Norris at the Mexico City Grand Prix, one of his most rewarding tracks.

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Williams has officially confirmed a major rebrand ahead of the 2026 Formula 1 season, marking a symbolic return to its roots while embracing a new era of ambition. The team will now compete under the name Atlassian Williams F1 Team, reviving the legendary ‘Forward W’ logo that defined its golden years under founder Sir Frank Williams.

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Formula 1’s post-race chatter has taken a dramatic turn after the United States Grand Prix, with Red Bull at the center of a new controversy dubbed ‘Tapegate’, Ferrari confirming a surprising FP1 change for Lewis Hamilton, and growing tension at McLaren as Oscar Piastri’s title campaign shows signs of strain.

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Lando Norris expects to benefit from McLaren’s decision to remove sporting ‘consequences’ from clashes with teammate Oscar Piastri in their battle for the Formula One drivers’ championship.

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Porsche announced Friday that Michael Leiters, former head of British supercar brand McLaren, is a potential candidate to succeed current CEO Oliver Blume. The German sports car maker, which is facing challenges related to weak demand and a difficult transition to electric vehicles, stated that talks will be initiated with Leiters, who led McLaren from 2022 until April this year.