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Motorsport

It Takes 2.84 Seconds To Change An F1 Car’s Tires In Total Darkness

1.8 seconds – that is the official file time for a pit cease in Formula 1. McLaren’s mechanics achieved that file with Lando Norris’ automotive throughout the 2023 Qatar Grand Prix in October. Red Bull Racing has now determined to have a go on the quickest tire change however in barely completely different circumstances. They did it in pitch black.

Despite having to work in darkness, RBR’s mechanics have been solely about one second slower. Sure, a second might be the distinction between successful or dropping a race, nevertheless it’s nonetheless a formidable efficiency. Swapping out these center-lock wheels on Max Verstappen’s RB23 in a whopping 2.84 seconds with out seeing something is nothing wanting wonderful.


Motorsport

McLaren Boss Foresees Electric SuperCars by 2030

According to McLaren’s CEO, Michael Leiters, the arrival of full-electric supercars is still a few years away. He explained that the main challenge lies in developing lighter batteries with sufficient range. Leiters recently discussed the automaker’s electrification strategy and reiterated the importance of weight in McLaren’s design principles. Heavy cars compromise nimbleness and create a disconnect for drivers, which goes against the essence of the McLaren brand. Leiters doesn’t anticipate this technology being ready for real supercars until the end of the decade.


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Watch the McLaren 765LT Reach a Top Speed of 202mph on the Autobahn

McLaren’s transition from a legendary motorsport brand to a prominent supercar and hypercar manufacturer has only strengthened its reputation as an industry leader. The McLaren 765LT, for instance, exemplifies the brand’s relentless pursuit of performance, featuring state-of-the-art aerodynamics, lightweight materials, and cutting-edge technology that pay homage to McLaren’s racing heritage. To experience the present and future of McLaren performance, the automotive YouTubers from AutoTopNL take the 765LT for a thrilling top-speed run in a new video on their channel.

Germany’s famous Autobahn serves as the backdrop for this adrenaline-fueled challenge, taking advantage of the highway’s absence of speed limits. With an expansive open road and plenty of straight stretches, the McLaren 765LT warms up before unleashing its full power. After bringing the engine and tires up to optimal temperatures, the driver unleashes the 755 horsepower and 590 lb-ft of torque from McLaren’s 4.0L twin-turbocharged V8 engine. The speedometer rapidly climbs as the high-performance powertrain generates boost from its turbochargers, propelling the supercar to a speed exceeding 202mph. This high-speed test drive further confirms that McLaren is not merely producing road-focused supercars, but rather race-inspired models that have the ability to deliver exceptional lap times on professional tracks. If you’re interested, you can check out all the McLaren 765LT models currently available for sale on duPont REGISTRY by clicking on the link below.

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News

Autocar magazine 2 August: on sale now

This week in Autocar, we provide details on McLaren’s plans to develop an electric hypercar, test drive the new Fisker Ocean, and more.

News

McLaren is working on an electric hypercar that will serve as a powerful successor to the P1. The company is advancing its battery technology to pave the way for the development of a pure-electric flagship model. Find out more in this week’s Autocar magazine.

The Toyota Land Cruiser has undergone a transformation and now competes with more high-end rivals like Jeep and Land Rover. We have pictures and specifications in this week’s issue.

Pininfarina has unveiled a new luxury SUV concept, which is part of their plan to introduce a lineup of three electric vehicles in the future.

Reviews

The Fisker Ocean, Fisker’s first production model, has hit the road. We explore whether it has the potential to disrupt the established order with its stylish design, sustainability, and innovation, particularly in the European market.

Honda has introduced its first electric SUV, the e:Ny1. We delve into whether it can compete with the likes of the Tesla Model Y and Toyota bZ4X.

The Ford Mustang is back, this time with a powerful V8 engine and a new Dark Horse name. We take a closer look and discover if it lives up to its mighty reputation.

Features

There are currently three front-engined, rear-wheel-drive, V8 sports cars available in the UK for under £100,000. Find out which one we will miss the most and why, as Matt Saunders investigates.

Felix Page travels to Lake Como to determine whether the Hyundai Ioniq 6, with its aerodynamic design, can be as visually appealing as priceless collector classics. Is this new executive electric vehicle up to the task?

Opinion

Matt Prior finally gets behind the wheel of an Ineos Grenadier and shares his thoughts on the rugged SUV. He also discusses the Rolls-Royce Spectre.

Steve Cropley notices some rattles in his Dacia Duster and recounts his experience participating in a Cornish hillclimb. Additionally, he shares the good news of finally selling his Volkswagen California.

Used

John Evans examines the fourth-generation Honda CR-V and explores why this hard-working SUV might become a strong contender in the used car market.