McLaren CEO Zak Brown says that the team will have no excuses if it isn't starting to win races by 2024. That's when the team is scheduled to have addressed its current infrastructure deficit to key rivals Mercedes, Red Bull and Ferrari with the completion of a new windtunnel and simulator at Woking. Currently the team is relying on an ex-Toyota facility in Cologne for windtunnel testing, while its driver-in-loop simulator is said to have originally been one of the first of its kind and now just hanging on thanks to software updates. Major investment in the race team together with the sport's introduction of a $145 million spending cap means that McLaren are now in a position to be able to...
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