McLaren Set to Debut New H-Wing at Italian Grand Prix
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McLaren will introduce its new H-wing rear wing at the upcoming Italian Grand Prix in Monza. This upgrade follows a design philosophy inspired by Red Bull, with some distinct modifications.
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First to reportMcLaren 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 their report →
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 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 their report →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 →Show 1 more from other outletsShow fewer
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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