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McLaren software cause of problems for F1 teams

21 February, 2013 Powertrain Control Unit TAG-320 Pirelli's heavily degrading tyres were not the only one make ‘control' components causing problems for F1 teams in Barcelona this week. The standard electronics used by every team, and supplied by McLaren subsidiary MES according to a FIA tender contract that was recently extended, was also toying with the patience of engineers up and down pitlane as the middle pre-season test in sunny Spain got into gear. Red Bull – not McLaren's closest friends in the paddock – were being the most vocal at the Circuit de Catalunya, saying the new software supplied by the McLaren company was causing frustration. 'But I don't think we...
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