McLaren Acknowledges Cost of 2025 Championship Success
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McLaren's team principal, Andrea Stella, has acknowledged the significant consequences of their 2025 championship victory. The team has experienced a decline in performance this season, attributed to their focus on developing the championship-winning car.
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McLaren concede to 'heavy price' paid for crucial F1 decisionMcLaren took its time getting its car into a competitive position this year, a situation that relates back to the 2025 season.RacingNews365First to reportRead →Mon 10 Aug · 06:20 UTC
McLaren paid ‘heavy price’ for 2025 success, admits Andrea StellaAndrea Stella has admitted that McLaren’s strategic choice to push the development of its 2025 car right up...F1iRead →Mon 10 Aug · 09:38 UTC
McLaren boss concedes unexpected 'heavy price' of championship doubleMcLaren has fallen back down the pecking order slightly this term after achieving a Formula 1 championship double in 2025.CrashRead →Mon 10 Aug · 14:55 UTCIn this story
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