McLaren evaluará el alerón delantero rechazado en Mónaco

McLaren planea probar de nuevo su nuevo alerón delantero durante el fin de semana del Gran Premio de Mónaco, después de que ambos pilotos descartaran la pieza tras haberla utilizado poco durante el Gran Premio de Canadá.

El equipo introdujo el alerón delantero como parte de un importante paquete de actualizaciones para su monoplaza MCL40 en el Gran Premio de Canadá. Tanto Lando Norris como Oscar Piastri volvieron a la especificación anterior antes de la clasificación al sprint debido a la falta de confianza en el coche con el nuevo alerón instalado.

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