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McLaren unveils radical F1 concept car

©McLaren McLaren has become the latest team to unveil a radical F1 concept car, the MP4-X. Following Ferrari's concept car which was revealed earlier this year, McLaren has also been developing what it believes F1's future could look like. The striking MP4-X features a canopy and features advanced energy recovery, with no internal combustion engine. Ground effect and active aerodynamics are also a feature of the MP4-X, with McLaren saying the car's bodywork would be electronically controlled to provide downforce in corners and then change shape to reduce drag on the straights. It would also be able to react to local situations such as following another car closely to enhance performance....
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