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Ron Dennis to be ousted in £1.6bn Chinese takeover bid for McLaren?

According to Sky News, Ron Dennis is said to have presented a £1.65bn for the McLaren Formula One team. Reports state that a consortium of Chinese investors has tabled a £1.65bn takeover bid for McLaren, who own the McLaren Formula One (F1) team. Sky News reported today that Dennis presented the offer from a group of […]

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Fernando Alonso Yas Marina Preview Quotes

McLaren Yas Marina Preview Quotes

McLaren Fernando Alonso The Abu Dhabi Grand Prix weekend represents many things for us at McLaren-Honda: the end of a challenging season and a significant learning curve; the opportunity to collect as much information as possible and continue our learning; and the start of the winter period where we are all focussed on working incredibly […]

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Fernando Alonso, McLaren F1, 2015 Spanish Grand Prix

Tear-off visor strip to blame for Alonso brake failure

It appears that a tear-off visor strip is to blame for Fernando Alonso’s brake failure at the F1 Spanish Grand Prix. The brake failure saw Alonso very nearly running over his pit crew and then retiring from the race. The McLaren team identified the issue during Alonso’s second stint and called him in to the […]

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Sebastian Vettel and Fernando Alonso

McLaren are pushing to hire Vettel or Alonso

According to Autosport‘s Jonathan Noble, the McLaren F1 Team are in a final push to hire either Sebastian Vettel or Fernando Alonso to lead the team in their new Honda era. Noble reported that Eric Boullier and Ron Dennis are hard at work to secure the two top-rated F1 drivers as soon as possible. Vettel […]

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