McLaren plans three major upgrades across the F1 season, with a 'kind of B-spec upgrade' targeted before the summer break 🎯 Full story ⬇️
started the 2023 season with a draggy car after taking the wrong direction in floor development last winter.
Having realised even before the season kicked off in Bahrain that it would start the year on the backfoot, the Woking-based team changed course with a first upgrade planned for the fourth race in Baku, which will feature a different floor design. "And then we expect to have a further round of upgrades in the second part of the season after the shutdown.
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