McLaren has given their first impressions of its major upgrade package for the Brazil GP…

McLaren introduced a significant aerodynamic upgrade package at the Brazil Grand Prix, making them the only team to bring updates to the event. After testing the new components during Friday's practice sessions, driver Lando Norris reported a positive initial feeling with the car's performance gains, finishing inside the top three in both practice outings.
McLaren Senior Director of Racing Randy Singh confirmed that data from both sessions showed the new package, which includes a revised front wing, rear wing, beam wing, and floor furniture, performed as expected. Norris noted that while the car remains tricky to drive, the upgrades provided additional load, grip, and lap time.
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