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McLaren's Thrilling One-Two Finish at Belgian GP: A Masterclass in Strategy

McLaren delivered an exhilarating performance at the Belgian Grand Prix, securing a remarkable one-two finish with Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri. Both drivers utilized fresh power unit components, allowing them to capitalize on their full allocations without incurring grid penalties.

Our Take:

McLaren's bold decision to introduce new power unit elements at Spa-Francorchamps proved to be a game-changer, underscoring the importance of strategic planning in F1. This dominance not only highlights the team’s engineering prowess but also sends a strong message to their rivals about their competitive edge as the season progresses.

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Source: Troy Francks

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