McLaren is seeking a 'big step in terms of development' with its 2023 F1 car to avoid a repeat of its slow start to a season.
McLaren says it needs a"big step" with its 2023 Formula 1 car this winter, as it cannot go through another year of playing catch up during the campaign.The Woking-based outfit has been left on the backfoot through much of 2022 after brake problems wrecked its final test and left it near the tail end for the season-opening Bahrain Grand Prix.
So while F1's technical regulations are staying pretty stable, beyond changes to the floor, McLaren accepts that it may need to make wider sweeping tweaks than others. "But, at the same time, acknowledging that the teams in front are running more than a second quicker, it's also clear that we are aiming for big steps in terms of development."
"If you start the season with a competitive car, you can adapt your development plans from there and do less than what we have done, whilst being more focused on the areas that you feel will be the most prolific.
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