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News›Dutch Grand Prix 2026

Three Macarena wings set for Hungary debut

grandprix.comThu 23 Jul · 13:01 UTCupdated Sat 15 Aug · 10:51 UTCHave your say
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The upcoming Hungarian Grand Prix will see Ferrari, McLaren, and Red Bull debuting their versions of the innovative 'Macarena' rear-wing concept. Ferrari is refining its design to enhance aerodynamic performance, while Red Bull has resolved previous mechanical issues that led to failures during the season. McLaren plans to test its version during Friday practice, with hopes of improving its competitiveness in the latter half of the season through a comprehensive upgrade package, including a new floor and aerodynamic changes.

Team principal Andrea Stella expressed confidence that the upgrades will help McLaren address its cornering deficits and allow driver Oscar Piastri to better utilize the car's potential. The teams are preparing for a competitive race, with Ferrari expected to maintain its edge in speed at the Hungaroring and Zandvoort, while McLaren targets a stronger performance at future high-speed circuits.

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Three Macarena wings set for Hungary debutFormula 1's rotating rear-wing battle is set to intensify in Hungary, with Ferrari, McLaren and Red Bull all preparing versions of the so-called 'Macarena' concept.grandprix.comThu 23 Jul · 13:01 UTCRead →
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