Despite upgrades, McLaren struggled in Canada due to low grip and short corners. Here's why Montreal exposed MCL39's limitations—and how race pace still impressed.

The P1 was left askew atop a toilet, covered in flood debris, an undignified end for such an incredible performance machine.

Despite upgrades, McLaren struggled in Canada due to low grip and short corners. Here's why Montreal exposed MCL39's limitations—and how race pace still impressed.

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There's still a lot of work to be done on the Arrow McLaren side. Pato O'Ward — with four podium finishes on the year — could be the man for the job.