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Ex-F1 technical director Gary Anderson’s take on the 2026 car McLaren has released renders of…
The McLaren was last year’s most dominant chassis, with Red Bull catching up at the end of the season. McLaren focused early on developing their 2026 car, skipping the first day of testing in Barcelona.
New renders released by McLaren offer a first look at the 2026 car, hinting at potential aerodynamic improvements. The front wing design stands out with a three-dimensional endplate and unique brake duct inlets.
McLaren’s choice of pushrod suspension system for aerodynamic gains is notable, showcasing their commitment to maximizing airflow control. Despite similarities in front suspension layout with Ferrari and Mercedes, McLaren aims to gain an edge through meticulous attention to detail.
As the new McLaren hits the track for testing, rivals can expect fierce competition both on and off the circuit as teams vie for aerodynamic superiority.
