McLaren explain why they've been cautious with their upgrades in F1 2024.
boss Andrea Stella has revealed they’ve been deliberately cautious when deciding when and which upgrades they introduce to their car in 2024.
On balance, they’ve been the fastest team in 2024, and on course for their first F1 constructors’ title since 1998.Since then, McLaren have been selective in terms of which new parts are added to the car, bringing another upgrade to Zandvoort.were present in the paddock, Stella explained why McLaren have been reluctant to introduce their new floor to the car.
“But there’s a reason why we haven’t brought some upgrades – because we see that, had we pressed the go button, we might have had some doubts when these parts were tested full-scale on the real car. McLaren were once again the fastest team at Monza but failed to take the win as they were out-foxed by Ferrari on strategy.
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