Formula 1 | McLaren, Boullier: “The new car will not be a revolution”
“The MCL32 is among the fastest in corners” he added
In an interview with the O'Globo network, Eric Boullier spoke about the car that will take to the track next season, underlining how the new McLaren will be an evolution of this year's car. The objective of the Scuderia from Woking will be to close the gap against Red Bull and Ferrari, trying to stay permanently close to the top three.
Here are Boullier's words: “We have clear ideas for the future and I don't think we will revolutionize the car for 2018. The Renault power unit requires smaller radiators and this helps the aerodynamicists' task, but the basic concepts will always be the same. We have a great car, probably one of the best in terms of cornering speed, which is why we will develop an excellent base. There is no reason to revolutionize everything."
Roberto Valenti
if you want to always be updated on our news
Follow us here
F1 | Boullier: “French GP renewal? We have a contract until 2022"
F1 | Boullier on Alonso: “The title in 2012? We needed more confidence in the team"
F1 | GP France, Liberty Media and organizers confirm the cancellation of the race
Formula 1 | Boullier puts the French GP on "stand-by".
F1 | GP France, new homologation requested from the FIA after the changes to the first variant
F1 | GP France, Eric Boullier is the new CEO
F1 | Boullier does not rule out a return: "Possible, but only a project that coincides with my objectives"
