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What McLaren Needs to Master for Championship Glory in 2025

McLaren showed remarkable potential in 2024, closing in on Red Bull's dominance late in the season, ultimately securing the Constructors' Championship. However, to claim both the Drivers' and Constructors' titles in 2025, they must address key weaknesses that surfaced during their competitive surge.

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McLaren's journey in 2024 was a promising glimpse into their potential, but to truly challenge for titles, they must cultivate consistency, refine their strategic responses during races, and foster stronger intra-team dynamics. Balancing ambition with teamwork will be crucial to overcoming Red Bull's legacy of dominance.

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Source: autosport.com

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