McLaren has already set out multiple paths to balance its Formula 1 development focus between the upcoming season and the 2021 regulation shake-up. With F1 bracing for a new generation of cars through next year’s rules overhaul, McLaren is putting plans in place to prepare for 2021 alongside launching its 2020 F1 car the MCL35. While remaining tight-lipped on the details behind dovetailing its development efforts, technical director James Key says a variety of options have been drawn up which is dependent on its early progress and success this season. “We have a plan A, you need a B and a C as well, it is a tough balance, I think every team faces this to a certain extent,” Key said....
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