This deal came together extremely late in the car’s development cycle, so much so that it compromised the overall design decisions and weakened its challenge. The MCL33 was an evolution of its predecessors, cars that the team had often ‘talked up’ as being one of the best on the grid, save for the lack of performance and reliability from the Honda power unit.
However, the truncated ...Keep reading
Read more: F1 tech review: How McLaren’s engine switch exposed own failings - Motorsport.com
No comments:
Post a Comment