McLaren Set to Debut H-Wing at Italian Grand Prix
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McLaren will introduce its new rotating rear wing, named the H-Wing, at the upcoming Italian Grand Prix in Monza. This upgrade aims to enhance performance on the low drag circuit, where straight-line speed is crucial.
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First to reportMcLaren confirm return of eye-catching F1 upgrade at Italian GPThe Macarena wing has turned heads so far this season at a handful of teams, and McLaren look set to deploy it at Monza.
RacingNews365Tue 1 Sep · 15:53 UTCRead their report →
McLaren to run rotating F1 rear wing in Italy, calls it H-wingThe McLaren Formula 1 team will introduce the H-Wing, its own version of the rotating rear wing, at this weekend's Italian Grand Prix at Monza. McLaren had been working on its own interpretation of the upside-down rear wing, which rotates 180 degrees between cornering mode and straight mode, for some time after seeing Ferrari introduce it during winter testing. Read Also: Formula ... Keep reading
Motorsport.comTue 1 Sep · 16:19 UTCRead →
McLaren gives its H-Wing a race debut at MonzaMcLaren will use its rotating rear-wing system on both cars for the first time during an Italian Grand Prix weekend built around low drag and straight-line speed.
McLaren confirms H-wing upgrade race debut at Italian Grand PrixMcLaren's H-wing is ready for action.
PlanetF1Wed 2 Sep · 06:32 UTCRead →
McLaren unleashes new H-Wing as Monza hat-trick beckonsMcLaren heads to Monza this week with momentum on its side and a fresh weapon on its MCL40,...
F1iWed 2 Sep · 08:23 UTCRead →
Why McLaren have named their rotating wing the 'H-Wing'McLaren will bring some updates to the upcoming Italian Grand Prix, including a rotating rear wing known as the ‘H-Wing’.
Formula1.comWed 2 Sep · 10:13 UTCRead →
McLaren new rear wing for Monza brings back memories of the F-DuctIt’s the first week of September and once again the Italian Grand Prix held at the iconic Monza circuit looms ahead. McLaren and Lando Norris have the momentum of winning the last two Grands Prix, and the team is finally set to fully debut its version of the Ferrari ‘Macarena’ rear wing. The Evolution of ... Read more
thejudge13.comWed 2 Sep · 10:46 UTCRead →
McLaren to debut radical H-wing rear wing at MonzaThe Woking-based team will introduce its own interpretation of the rotating rear-wing concept at the Italian Grand Prix after first testing it at the Hungaroring
f1technical.netWed 2 Sep · 23:00 UTCRead →
McLaren finally unleash 'H-wing' as Mercedes title pursuit hots upThe upgrades list for the 2026 F1 Italian Grand Prix is in, and McLaren are preparing to unleash a key upgrade.RacingNews365Fri 4 Sep · 08:17 UTCRead →
McLaren to finally debut its newly-named rotating F1 rear wing at Italian GPMcLaren will finally debut its own rotating rear wing at Monza - but with a new name.
CrashFri 4 Sep · 09:05 UTCRead →
McLaren take Monza H-wing decision after Friday verdictMcLaren has made the decision whether or not to race with the H-wing this weekend.CrashFri 4 Sep · 16:14 UTCRead →
McLaren learns vital lessons from Red Bull with new H-WingMcLaren has introduced its own version of the Macarena rear wing, but it more closely follows Red Bull's philosophy. However, it has some key differences, as RacingNews365 technical analyst Paolo Filisetti explains.RacingNews365Sun 6 Sep · 05:20 UTCRead →
McLaren confirm return of eye-catching F1 upgrade at Italian GPThe Macarena wing has turned heads so far this season at a handful of teams, and McLaren look set to deploy it at Monza.RacingNews365Tue 1 Sep · 15:53 UTCRead their report →McLaren to run rotating F1 rear wing in Italy, calls it H-wingThe McLaren Formula 1 team will introduce the H-Wing, its own version of the rotating rear wing, at this weekend's Italian Grand Prix at Monza. McLaren had been working on its own interpretation of the upside-down rear wing, which rotates 180 degrees between cornering mode and straight mode, for some time after seeing Ferrari introduce it during winter testing. Read Also: Formula ... Keep readingMotorsport.comTue 1 Sep · 16:19 UTCRead →McLaren gives its H-Wing a race debut at MonzaMcLaren will use its rotating rear-wing system on both cars for the first time during an Italian Grand Prix weekend built around low drag and straight-line speed.McLaren confirms H-wing upgrade race debut at Italian Grand PrixMcLaren's H-wing is ready for action.PlanetF1Wed 2 Sep · 06:32 UTCRead →McLaren unleashes new H-Wing as Monza hat-trick beckonsMcLaren heads to Monza this week with momentum on its side and a fresh weapon on its MCL40,...F1iWed 2 Sep · 08:23 UTCRead →Show 7 more from other outletsShow fewer
Why McLaren have named their rotating wing the 'H-Wing'McLaren will bring some updates to the upcoming Italian Grand Prix, including a rotating rear wing known as the ‘H-Wing’.Formula1.comWed 2 Sep · 10:13 UTCRead →McLaren new rear wing for Monza brings back memories of the F-DuctIt’s the first week of September and once again the Italian Grand Prix held at the iconic Monza circuit looms ahead. McLaren and Lando Norris have the momentum of winning the last two Grands Prix, and the team is finally set to fully debut its version of the Ferrari ‘Macarena’ rear wing. The Evolution of ... Read morethejudge13.comWed 2 Sep · 10:46 UTCRead →McLaren to debut radical H-wing rear wing at MonzaThe Woking-based team will introduce its own interpretation of the rotating rear-wing concept at the Italian Grand Prix after first testing it at the Hungaroringf1technical.netWed 2 Sep · 23:00 UTCRead →McLaren finally unleash 'H-wing' as Mercedes title pursuit hots upThe upgrades list for the 2026 F1 Italian Grand Prix is in, and McLaren are preparing to unleash a key upgrade.RacingNews365Fri 4 Sep · 08:17 UTCRead →McLaren to finally debut its newly-named rotating F1 rear wing at Italian GPMcLaren will finally debut its own rotating rear wing at Monza - but with a new name.CrashFri 4 Sep · 09:05 UTCRead →McLaren take Monza H-wing decision after Friday verdictMcLaren has made the decision whether or not to race with the H-wing this weekend.CrashFri 4 Sep · 16:14 UTCRead →McLaren learns vital lessons from Red Bull with new H-WingMcLaren has introduced its own version of the Macarena rear wing, but it more closely follows Red Bull's philosophy. However, it has some key differences, as RacingNews365 technical analyst Paolo Filisetti explains.RacingNews365Sun 6 Sep · 05:20 UTCRead →Loading comments…
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