SHOCKING DISCOVERY 🛑 McLaren F1’s “trick” exposed after early season domination and this will continue until the FIA stops covering up 👇
McLaren’s dominant start to the 2025 Formula 1 season has been overshadowed by a shocking discovery, with rival teams reportedly uncovering the “trick” behind their superior performance, particularly in warmer conditions. Whispers from within the paddock suggest that McLaren has been employing an innovative, yet potentially controversial, method to manage rear tire temperatures, and accusations are now surfacing that the FIA has been aware of this and deliberately failing to take action.
While the exact details of McLaren’s alleged “trick” are still emerging, speculation points towards a sophisticated system within their brake ducts utilizing “Phase Change Materials” (PCMs). These materials are believed to absorb and dissipate heat generated by the brakes in a highly efficient manner, preventing excessive heat transfer to the wheel rims and subsequently maintaining optimal tire temperatures for longer durations. This would explain McLaren’s exceptional tire management, a key factor in their early season success.
The accusation of an FIA “cover-up” stems from reports that rival teams, most notably Red Bull, have presented compelling evidence of McLaren’s unusual brake temperature profiles to the governing body. Despite this data, and initial investigations, the FIA has thus far deemed McLaren’s system to be within the current regulations, a decision that has fueled suspicion and accusations of favoritism or a reluctance to penalize a team enjoying such strong performance.
The controversy surrounding McLaren’s alleged advantage is set to escalate, with rival teams reportedly prepared to lodge a formal protest with more detailed evidence if the FIA continues to dismiss their concerns. The pressure is now mounting on the FIA to either provide a clear and transparent explanation for McLaren’s performance advantage or to take decisive action if any regulatory breaches are ultimately confirmed. The integrity of the 2025 Formula 1 season could hinge on how this “shocking discovery” is handled in the coming races.
