US EditionMcLaren Outlines Canadian GP Suspension Update, Explains Why Oscar Piastri Won't Run It
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McLaren F1 had a hard weekend with an MCL39 that was long to put in the rhythm. Oscar Piastri qualified third, Lando Norris will be seventh at the start, and Andrea Stella, the team manager, explains the work done with the advanced front suspension, and how his drivers will be free to use it. "So we adopted the new front suspension on Lando's car," said Stella. "The suspension itself was available for both drivers.
Why McLaren updated its suspension for F1 Canadian GP but Piastri chose not to run it
One of the three updates registered by McLaren for Formula 1's Canadian Grand Prix related to the front suspension - with a very small geometrical change to the package run throughout the opening third of the 2025 season.After it was tested through free practice, Lando Norris elected to stick with it for qualifying, while championship leader Oscar Piastri chose to revert to the regular ...Keep reading
McLaren drivers could run different suspension for rest of title fight
McLaren boss Andrea Stella has suggested Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri may well end up diverging on suspension choice over the remainder of the year – but denies this could become a factor that influences their Formula 1 title battle.Norris has gone it alone in committing to an upgraded suspension geometry for this weekend's Canadian Grand Prix, having elected to first test it on Friday.The tweak, which is relatively minor, is aimed at improvin…
McLaren outlines Canadian GP suspension update, explains why Oscar Piastri won't run it
One of the three updates registered by McLaren for Formula 1's Canadian Grand Prix related to the front suspension - with a very small geometrical change to the package run throughout the opening third of the 2025 season.After it was tested through free practice, Lando Norris elected to stick with it for qualifying, while championship leader Oscar Piastri chose to revert to the regular ...Keep reading
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