Why McLaren’s cars couldn’t race in China – and what it means for its F1 title defense

A double Did Not Start for last year’s championship-winning team, zero points, and a disaster of a weekend to follow a woeful opening race in Australia. Advertisement Two separate electrical problems ...
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McLaren failed to make Chinese GP after separate power unit issues

Unrelated issues on the same Mercedes power unit component meant McLaren's Chinese Grand Prix ended before it started.
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McLaren confirms Chinese GP issues Mercedes-related, but doesn't blame the brand

McLaren has confirmed its double non-start in the Chinese Grand Prix was due to issues related to its Mercedes power unit ...
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McLaren to hold talks with Mercedes after engine failure at Chinese GP

McLaren will hold talks with F1 power unit supplier Mercedes after a disastrous Chinese Grand Prix where neither Oscar ...
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Andrea Stella explains rare McLaren double-DNS in Chinese GP

Two McLarens never even made the grid in Shanghai.