
MCL39 v FW47: The big differences that separate McLaren and Williams
Following on from both their shakedowns at Silverstone, let's dig into what design features separate the McLaren MCL39 from the Williams FW47
Following on from both their shakedowns at Silverstone, let's dig into what design features separate the McLaren MCL39 from the Williams FW47
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