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Key: McLaren’s MCL35 made progress on weaknesses of 2019 car
McLaren technical chief James Key is confident the MCL35 has made clear gains in the weak areas of its predecessor as the team looks to cement its place at the head of the Formula 1 midfield while also closing the gap to the front three.
McLaren has “plan A, B and C” to cope with 2020-2021 F1 developments
McLaren has already set out multiple paths to balance its Formula 1 development focus between the upcoming season and the 2021 regulation shake-up.
McLaren MCL35 tighter bodywork, matte paint has clear benefits – Key
McLaren technical director James Key says the team’s 2019 Formula 1 car remains “the father” of its new challenger despite a concept change while it has opted for a matte paint finish to gain “technical and weight benefits”.
Toro Rosso promotes Egginton following Key exit
Toro Rosso has officially appointed Jody Egginton as new technical director following the departure of James Key to McLaren.
McLaren confirms James Key's Toro Rosso switch
McLaren has announced James Key will become its new technical director on March 25 after reaching an agreement with Toro Rosso.
McLaren expects Key arrival in time to influence 2019 car
McLaren chief executive Zak Brown has confirmed new technical head James Key should formally join the Woking-based team in time “to help influence the progress of next year’s car and ultimately the development of 2020” despite being unable to officially announce his arrival.
Toro Rosso feeling Key’s absence through lack of updates
Pierre Gasly concedes Toro Rosso has faced an uphill battle during the 2018 Formula 1 world championship having lost technical director James Key midway through the season.
Major design change of Toro Rosso car forced by Honda deal - Key
Toro Rosso technical director James Key admits the team faces challenges adapting its 2018 car design to incorporate its new Honda power units after the deal was confirmed in Singapore.
Key joins Scuderia Toro Rosso
James Key: I am very happy to be joining Scuderia Toro Rosso after a few months away from F1. It's a great opportunity for me to join a team that strikes me as extremely ambitious with a workforce that is very motivated
Kobayashi thanks mechanics after FP1 crash
Kamui Kobayashi: First of all I want to say thank you to the mechanics who fixed my car in time for the second free practice. When I crashed I had lost control on the wet astro turf.
Kobayashi hit with five-place penalty
Sauber man Kamui Kobayashi will start the Hungarian Grand Prix from 23rd place after the stewards handed him a five-place grid penalty.