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McLaren honours Mika Hakkinen with bronze statue amid 1000th grand prix celebrations

McLaren has unveiled a Mika Hakkinen bronze statue at its Woking headquarters

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The title-winning characteristic McLaren has failed to replicate in F1 2026

Last weekend's scorching Formula 1 race in Barcelona further confirmed that McLaren's impressive tyre management has not survived the new 2026 regulations

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Why one of McLaren's world-beating strengths didn't carry over from F1 2025

Last weekend's scorching Formula 1 race in Barcelona further confirmed that McLaren's impressive tyre management has not survived the new 2026 regulations

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McLaren: Ferrari has best F1 chassis after Barcelona upgrades

Andrea Stella says there are 'clear indications' pointing to Ferrari having the best chassis currently in Formula 1, after the Scuderia introduced a major upgrade package in Barcelona - although Mercedes still has the strongest overall package thanks to its power unit

Autosport

McLaren labels upgraded Ferrari best F1 chassis after Lewis Hamilton's Barcelona win

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“We have not been fast enough” – Why McLaren sees Monaco as a reality check

Team principal Andrea Stella continues to hope for a “2024 scenario”, but admits that the race weekends in Montreal and Monaco served as a 'reality check” for McLaren

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McLaren admits Mercedes customer team status has become a disadvantage in F1 2026

Andrea Stella says McLaren has felt the downsides of being a customer team for the first time this Formula 1 season, although he stresses that Mercedes HPP is not to blame

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Why McLaren sees Mercedes customer team status as a disadvantage in F1 2026

Andrea Stella says McLaren has felt the downsides of being a customer team for the first time this Formula 1 season, although he stresses that Mercedes HPP is not to blame

Autosport

Why so many F1 drivers were penalised for pitlane speeding in Monaco GP

The FIA has found no irregularities in its measurement system and believes the wave of penalties is linked to drivers slightly cutting the pitlane entry. Teams were warned about this by race control before the start

Autosport

Explained: Why so many F1 drivers were penalised for pitlane speeding in Monaco

Motorsport

Why McLaren’s new front wing needs “a bit more work”

Team needs to understand why vital aerodynamic component isn’t behaving as expected – because it’s the basis of a complete development plan

Motorsport

Lando Norris: Ferrari will be on pole for F1 Monaco GP

Norris and his McLaren boss Andrea Stella label Formula 1 rival Ferrari as the favourite to win this weekend's Monaco Grand Prix

Motorsport

Why former McLaren boss is taking on new F1 challenge at Williams

McLaren stalwart Piers Thynne is joining Williams in a leadership role; here’s how the team principals from both outfits view his new challenge

Motorsport

Why the differences between the Mercedes and McLaren F1 gearboxes matter

Despite sharing the same engine, McLaren opted for a gearbox with shorter ratios, while Mercedes uses longer gear ratios – here's what that means for each team

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The difference between Mercedes' and McLaren’s gearboxes and why it matters

Despite sharing the same engine, McLaren opted for a gearbox with shorter ratios, while Mercedes uses longer gear ratios – here's what that means for each team

Autosport

Why McLaren thinks it wouldn’t have beaten Hamilton and Verstappen in Canada

Andrea Stella believes McLaren would not have finished on the podium even without its tyre gamble and reliability issues. The team struggled with the cold conditions in Montreal

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‘Not sure we had that pace’ – Were Lewis Hamilton and Max Verstappen out of reach for McLaren?

Andrea Stella believes McLaren would not have finished on the podium even without its tyre gamble and reliability issues. The team struggled with the cold conditions in Montreal

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McLaren explains tyre gamble that wrecked its F1 Canadian GP

Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri started the Canadian GP on intermediates before the drying track forced both drivers into early pitstops

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McLaren: Pirelli F1 tests will help Ferrari, Red Bull for rainy Canadian GP

Ferrari and Red Bull have conducted wet-weather Pirelli development running, which could be key for a potentially rainy Montreal race

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Pirelli F1 tests boost Ferrari, Red Bull for rainy Canadian GP – McLaren

Ferrari and Red Bull have conducted wet-weather Pirelli development running, which could be key for a potentially rainy Montreal race

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Future done: 'Happy' Piastri finishes fourth for sprint

McLaren have made their feelings known about Oscar Piastri as speculation swirls around his F1 future, saying they and the Australian are both happy.

Autosport

Will Mercedes or McLaren land the next punch at F1's Canadian GP?

Both frontrunning Formula 1 teams are bringing upgrades to Montreal, as Mercedes aims to protect its early 2026 lead

Autosport

Why Red Bull and McLaren sat down after surprising comments about Lambiase's role

Laurent Mekies spoke with McLaren CEO Zak Brown after comments about Gianpiero Lambiase’s future role. The Red Bull team principal also discusses how his team plans to replace Max Verstappen’s race engineer

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Red Bull: ‘We don’t want to play ping-pong with McLaren over Gianpiero Lambiase’s role’

Laurent Mekies spoke with McLaren CEO Zak Brown after comments about Gianpiero Lambiase’s future role. The Red Bull team principal also discusses how his team plans to replace Verstappen’s race engineer

Motorsport

F1 power unit changes required but difficult before 2028, says McLaren

The timelines involved mean hardware changes to the Formula 1 power units are all but impossible for 2027, but McLaren argues they are still necessary to improve the series

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