McLaren MP4-25

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The McLaren MP4-25 was a Formula One car that raced in the 2010 season. It was designed by Martin Whitmarsh and his engineering team, featuring advancements in aerodynamics and a Mercedes-Benz engine. The MP4-25 was notable for its competitive performance, with driver Lewis Hamilton achieving several podium finishes. This model showcased McLaren's commitment to innovation in motorsport and continued its legacy in the Formula One World Championship.

Introduction Year

2010

Variants

3 variants of the McLaren MP4-25

MP4-25

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The McLaren MP4-25 is a Formula One car designed by McLaren for the 2010 season. The car was driven by Lewis Hamilton and Jenson Button and marked a significant advancement in aerodynamic design and performance. It was powered by a Mercedes-Benz engine and featured a lightweight carbon fiber chassis, achieving competitive results throughout its racing career.

Introduced: 2010 Discontinued: 2013

MP4-25A

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The MP4-25A is an upgraded variant of the original MP4-25, introduced for the 2011 Formula One season. This version included significant improvements in aerodynamics and engine performance, allowing for better handling and speed on the track. The car was again driven by Lewis Hamilton and Jenson Button, maintaining its position as a top contender in the championship.

Introduced: 2011 Discontinued: 2013

MP4-25B

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The McLaren MP4-25B was an evolution of the previous variants, developed for the 2012 racing season. This car featured further refinements in aerodynamics and tire management, which were crucial for the team's performance. The MP4-25B continued to showcase McLaren's engineering prowess, with drivers Hamilton and Button pushing the limits on various circuits.

Introduced: 2012 Discontinued: 2013