Shader wrote: ↑28 Jun 2025, 07:15That actually makes perfect sense... The car is obviously good all around, any major change would probably take away from that balance. The car is also probably near it's ceiling concerning development and considering this is the end of these regulations, they timed it just rightCjC wrote: ↑27 Jun 2025, 22:56Looks like we won’t be seeing any major updates this season according to Houldey:
"We're really out of that point where big upgrades are making a difference and actually we're bringing options.
"Different circuits are going to offer different amounts of performance and we'll be trading those at each event as we move forward now, rather than bigger upgrades."
https://www.the-race.com/formula-1/aust ... 1-problem/![]()
Yep have said in the thread the McLaren being a little more on edge this year almost feels like it had some elements of Red Bull quck, but more and more on the edge, RBR kept going down the path last year getting worse and worse - maybe fast in theory but on the track no one not even Max could really handle it. Almost think that is a little caution for McLaren to tread carefully even more so when they have the quicker car in almost all tracks. Do more what they are doing track specific or like a few recent updates trying to make it more manageable (For Lando more atm) rather than quicker.