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Formula 1 teams readily know that if they are not bringing constant upgrades to their cars then that is a surefire way to drift down the order.But one of the quirks of the 2024 season is that McLaren's march to the front of the grid, and emergence of the MCL38 as arguably F1's quickest car over recent months, has come from it taking a bit of a different approach compared to its competitors.While ... Keep readingSource: Will McLaren's floor strategy change the face of F1's upgrade war?
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