.McLarenF1 has outlined when it wants to debut its 'noticeably different' F1 car upgrades in 2023. Full story ⬇️
McLaren team boss Andrea Stella says his Formula 1 team's next major upgrade will be available between the Austria and Britain rounds and will result in a"noticeably different" car.had missed its targets for the start of the season, it decided to roll out a three-pronged upgrade plan to get the MCL60 to the level the team believes it should be, having debuted a draggy specification in Bahrain.
Earlier this year Stella revealed that McLaren's biggest upgrade package for 2023 was readied for launch before the summer break and amounted to"kind of a B-spec". Team principal Stella said the car would look"noticeably different" but would be an evolution of McLaren's current concept rather than a Mercedes-like change of approach.
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