P1racenews AI automatic summary:
McLaren will be looking to take the fight to Red Bull on Max Verstappen’s home turf with a suite of updates to the MCL38.
At the Dutch Grand Prix, McLaren and Williams are leading the way with upgrades, with four of the 10 teams not submitting any updates. McLaren has made significant changes to their front and rear suspensions, as well as introducing a new front brake scoop and revised floor edge for improved performance. Williams, on the other hand, has made noticeable changes to their sidepod inlet, diffuser, and floor geometry to unlock overall performance gains. Additionally, both teams have introduced new engine covers to enhance aerodynamic efficiency. Other top teams like Ferrari, Mercedes, and Aston Martin have not made any changes, while Red Bull has made minor updates focusing on aerodynamic enhancements. Finally, Alpine has updated its front suspension and rear corner, aiming to improve flow and manage downforce and drag balance, while Haas has introduced a series of upgrades to improve flow conditioning and overall performance.
