McLaren brings long-awaited Hungary F1 upgrade, trials ‘Macarena’ rear wing
The McLaren Formula 1 team will finally trial its upside-down rear wing at this weekend’s Hungarian Grand Prix, where it unleashes a significant upgrade package to improve its competitiveness.
McLaren has long earmarked this weekend’s Budapest round as its next major opportunity to add performance to the MCL40, a car which it admitted has been two to three months behind in terms of aero …Keep reading
McLaren has long earmarked this weekend’s Budapest round as its next major opportunity to add performance to the MCL40, a car which it admitted has been two to three months behind in terms of aero …Keep reading