McLaren modifies engine components ahead of Singapore race
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 10, 2026, 3:30 AM
Last updated Oct 10, 2026
McLaren has made adjustments to the auxiliary components of its Mercedes power unit, focusing on the fuel injection system to address issues faced by Lando Norris in recent races. Following disappointing performances in Baku and Malaysia, the team aims to improve top speed and overall performance at the Singapore Grand Prix. McLaren's Neil Houldey noted the challenging conditions of the Marina Bay track, while Norris expressed cautious optimism about the changes. The team hopes to regain competitive speed against rivals such as Mercedes, Ferrari, and Red Bull.
- •McLaren adjusts fuel system to solve previous performance issues.
- •Lando Norris expressed hope for improvement in Singapore.
- •Team seeks redemption after two disappointing weekends.
- •Singapore's circuit conditions are less power-sensitive than recent tracks.
- •The team aims to compete with top teams in upcoming races.
- 3:30 AMYahoo Sports — McLaren Prepares Engine Adjustments for Singapore
"The British team modifies auxiliary components of the Mercedes unit to solve the fuel injection problem that weighed down Norris in Baku and Malaysia.
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