McLaren's significant upgrade package to its MCL33, set to be introduced in Spain, will center around the car's all new front wing and nose. While the Woking-based outfit has enjoyed a step-up in performance this season, mainly thanks to its Renault-powered engine, the team is still racing at a considerable distance from F1's trio of front-runners. McLaren fielded an interim car in the first four races of the year, with a more refined and evolved version of the MCL33 set to be unveiled this weekend, and one which will hopefully prove considerably faster in a straight line, McLaren's weak point so far in 2018. "There were two working groups over the winter," said a McLaren source....
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