Temple on how McLaren deals with challenges as an engine customer team arising from 2026 F1 PU regulations
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Temple on how McLaren deals with challenges as an engine customer team arising from 2026 F1 PU regulations
McLaren Technical Director – Performance, Mark Temple, outlined the challenges the team has faced as an engine customer, the working relationship with engine supplier Mercedes, and how the team has responded to new role requirements arising from the 2026 F1 regulations. With the introduction of the 2026 F1 regulations, customer teams, such as McLaren, started... The post Temple on how McLaren deals with challenges as an engine customer team aris…
Mark Temple has witnessed numerous technical renewals in F1. McLaren F1's performance-related technical director began his career at the time of the V10s. He worked in the dynamics of the vehicle during the transition to the V8s, and was a performance engineer for Lewis Hamilton when hybrid technology first appeared in the form of the KERS. He therefore has extensive experience in the challenges of regulatory renewal. Runway engineer at the begi…
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