McLaren introduces upgraded rear wing for Dutch Grand Prix
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 21, 2026, 10:30 AM
Last updated Aug 21, 2026

McLaren has unveiled a new rear wing aerodynamic upgrade as the Formula 1 summer break concludes and teams arrive for the 2026 Dutch Grand Prix. This update features modified endplates that enhance airflow and downforce on the twisty Zandvoort circuit. The revision includes sharper contours and an interconnected design that works alongside rear brake-duct winglets to optimize vehicle performance. With Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri equipped with reliable Mercedes power units, McLaren aims to compete aggressively in the race ahead.
- •McLaren launches aerodynamic upgrade for the Dutch Grand Prix.
- •Changes to rear wing endplates improve airflow and downforce.
- •Norris and Piastri running third power units of the season.
- •The team aims to capitalize on Zandvoort's high-speed banking.
- 10:30 AMYahoo Sports — McLaren Unleashes Aggressive Rear Wing Upgrade at the Dutch GP—Here’s How It Works
"The Formula 1 summer break is officially over, and as the paddock descends upon the banked dunes of Zandvoort for the 2026 Dutch Grand Prix, McLaren is making it abundantly clear that they are not lifting off the throttle. While…
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