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“Patience is a virtue,” Pato O’Ward says, as he looks to improve from last year’s IndyCar campaign

Pato O’Ward is the third and last driver of Arrow McLaren to have his livery revealed, and for the driver of the #5 machine it is a continuation of the classic Arrow McLaren colour scheme of papaya and black. The Mexican is entering the fifth full-time season in the IndyCar series, during which he scored a total of four wins.

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Zak Brown on benefits of ‘outstanding’ F1 cost cap: “I think the budget cap has had the intended consequences of making the field much more competitive”

When Formula One introduced the cost cap at the start of the 2021 F1 season, one of its aims was to see it bring the field closer together. According to McLaren CEO Zak Brown, this is exactly what is happening – in qualifying at least. So much so that according to Brown, when he is…

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Ricciardo admits that he saw his departure from McLaren F1 as a “blessing in disguise”

In 2023, Daniel Ricciardo experienced a year that defied expectations. Following an early termination of his contract with McLaren, he found himself as a reserve driver for Red Bull before joining AlphaTauri and securing a permanent spot on the team, now knows as VisaCashAppRB. Despite admitting to losing his spark for Formula 1, this transformative…

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Norris says McLaren has “what it takes” to win F1 world championships in the future; admits it wouldn’t be “smart” to join Verstappen at Red Bull

After signing a new long-term deal to stay with McLaren F1 for an undisclosed amount of time post-2025, Lando Norris is adamant the Woking squad has “what it takes” to challenge for the title in the near future. He also explained why a possible move to Red Bull alongside reigning three-time world champion Max Verstappen…

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Lando Norris extends his McLaren F1 contract in a “muti-year” deal that gets him beyond 2025

McLaren Racing have announced that Lando Norris has signed a contract extension with the F1 squad to keep him in the team for “multiple years to come” after his current deal expires at the end of the 2025 season. In another piece of the driver market that falls into place ahead of the new set…

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