McLaren F1 boss Andrea Stella has conceded his team🅠’s impressive form has resulted in a cautious approach i🌺n terms of car development.

McLaren dominated last weekend’s Singapore Grand Prix as 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Lando Norris won by over 20 seconds.

Norris could have woꦦn by a greater margin had he not backed off in the closing laps after a couple of brushes with the barrier.

It now means McLaren sit 41 points ahead of Red Bull in the constructors𒁏’ championship with six rounds to go.

Norris now trails 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Max Verstappen by 52 points in the drivers’ championship.

Speaking after the race at the Marina Bay Street Circuit, Stella reiterated McLaren’s desire to take their ♌time with car upgrades amid their strong run of results.

“In fairness, that was one of my thoughts after the race,” Stella said as quoted by Motorsport Week. “Because we do have some stuff i𝕴n the pipeline and obviously when you have this kind of performance on track you always may approach things from a cautious poi𒉰nt of view in terms of development.

“At the same time, we need to trust the process, we need to trust the way we’ve been working so far. I’ve said already that we have taken our time to make sure that once we de🔯liver trackside we have done the due diligence. So💙 I don’t think this will change our plans.”

While McLaren dominated the Singapore GP, Stella suggested the margin w🔯as “flattering”.

The Italian cited Ferrari’s final stint of the race with 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Charles Leclerc, who was as fast as Norris on the hards.

Leclerc started th🌳e race 🐟from ninth on the grid after a scrappy qualifying session.

“In Formula 1 I’m not sure you can back off too much becausꦚe backing off means that the others may catch and we don’t know what the plans of the others are,” Stella added.

“In Red Bull we see that in a ♛track in which they thought they would have not been very competitive, ultimately they were potentially second best. I think we🍷 haven’t seen Ferrari today very well but even Ferrari, P1, P2, they seem to be as fast as us and the final stint of [Charles] Leclerc is very competitive..

“So I thꦚink the race may give us a littꩲle bit of a flattering, I think you say it like this.  The situation from a competitiveness point of view, I would say we need to keep being aggressive in terms of development.”