Key Highlights: McLaren has introduced auxiliary component changes to Lando Norris’ Mercedes power unit setup to fix a recurring fuel system issue. The persistent glitch severely hampered straight-line performance during qualifying and race sessions across recent events. Norris confirmed the technical deficit cost him two to three positions on the grid, emphasizing the importance of ...
Key Highlights: Lando Norris suffered an ongoing straightline speed deficit costing an estimated 0.1 to 0.2 seconds per lap during qualifying. McLaren team principal Andrea Stella clarified that the problem centers on top speed rather than an overt, detectable Mercedes power unit deployment malfunction. The team acknowledged the performance gap on Norris’ car across multiple ...
McLaren Faces Crucial Monza Test After Consecutive F1 Victories After a difficult start to the 2026 Formula 1 season, McLaren appears to have returned to…
The FIA’s ADUO announcement—covering the Additional Development and Upgrade Opportunities for Formula 1 power units—had been a long time coming. After the results of the…
The FIA has published the latest Additional Upgrades and Opportunities (ADUO) evaluation for Formula 1 power units, with the Red Bull-Ford internal combustion engine still…