McLaren has brought its new car, the MCL33, to life after firing the car up at the McLaren Technology Centre. The new car will be McLaren's first powered by Renault, having ended its partnership with Honda at the end of 2017.
Three years of unreliability and poor pace took its toll last year, with the Woking team ultimately deciding to end things with Honda. It then struck up a deal with French manufacturer Renault in the hope of returning to the front of the field.
Now the new challenger, which is rumoured to have a papaya livery, has been fired up. Take a look at the video below.
Sound on, volume up, it's #MCL33 fire up time. ? #BeBrave pic.twitter.com/j46hU3kx6T
— McLaren (@McLarenF1) February 16, 2018
juju_hound
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It looks a whole lot better than while watching A Grand Prix Driver episode with Honda engine problematic fire up.