McLaren will launch their 2023 Formula 1 contender, the MCL37, at the McLaren Technology Center on February 13.
The graduation will be streamed online starting at 5pm local time.
The Mercedes-powered machine will be led by Lando Norris and F1 rookie Oscar Piastri, signed after Daniel Ricciardo was dropped by the team a year before his contract with them expired.
The new car will be unveiled by drivers and Andrea Stella, who took over as McLaren team principal last month when Andreas Siedl moved to Sauber.
McLaren are entering their third year as power unit supplier with Mercedes, a relationship that has resulted in one win and another five podiums since the start of 2021. However, the team has only visited the podium once in the last 30 Grands Prix.
The two brands’ previous partnership between 1995 and 2014 produced 78 victories, one constructor’s title and one world championship for Mika Hockin and Lewis Hamilton.
Alex Palu, the 2021 IndyCar champion, will serve as the team’s reserve driver this year. His IndyCar campaign with Chip Ganassi Racing will take priority this year, but he will be available for McLaren with four race weekends before the end of the season and is free to join the team at the final stages of the F1 calendar in Asia and America. .
McLaren’s announcement means half the F1 field has now revealed its launch plans for the 2023 season.
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