The MCL60 is set to benefit from major developments at the F1 Canadian Grand Prix in June, and the F1 Brit🦋ish Grand Prix in July.

But, with Emilia-Romagna, Monaco and Sp▨ain the next three grands prix weekends, it might be a frustrating wait f𝔍or their drivers.

“The next sizable package of updates will arr❀ive before the summer break,🐬” team principal Andrea Stella said. 

“We are planning to spread the upda๊tes between the Canadian Grand Prix and the British Grand 🌞Prix.”

The F1 Austrian Grand Prix is sandwiched by C♋anada and Silverstone, but McLaren will not introduce anything new at the Red Bull Ring.

“We will definitely avoid bringing new updates to Austria, because that will be a sprint shootout a✃nd sprint race weekend,” Stella s💮aid. 

“And given⛎ the amount of updates we will bring we are not confident in bringing them tಞo an event that will be very similar to Baku.

“In Baku we brought the new floor, but in those races we wℱill bring bigger things and the floor will be introduced in Bri෴tain.”

McLaren have💮 endured a disappointing start to 2023.

Norris and Piastri have both scored points in just ꧒one of th💃e five grands prix so far.

Brief optimism over the new floor introduced in Azerbaijan, as Norris finished sixth, was ext♈inguished when he finished 17th in Miami a week later.

Norris had expressed hope that the new floor was just the first step to serious development but it seems like he will be made to💖 wait.

Next weekend’s 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:F1 Emilia-Romagna Grand Prix will see Merce൲des and Ferrari bring high-profile upgrades in a bid to chase down Red Bull.

But McLaren?

“There wil🧜l be small developments at Imola,” Stella said. 

“But only minor ones compared to the step we need to take to be consistently in the points, which is our g🍨oal.”