The strange failure of F1 rivals to copy McLaren’s key advantage
McLaren’s F1 dominance in 2025 has been underpinned by a deceptively simple factor that none of its key challengers has been able to replicate.
Yesterday we sat down with Williams’ Chief Technical Officer Pat Symonds to record our 2016 Formula 1 preview podcast.
Pat helps the team not only to break down performance from the pre-season testing but also looking ahead to how the year is likely to unfold.
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