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McLaren announced the departure of technical director James Key on Thursday after the Formula One team failed to score a point in the first two races of the season.

It often happens in F1 that lacklustre performance from a new car triggers the departure of the senior technical figures that pulled it together.

It's been a disastrous start to the F1 season for McLaren, with both Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri failing to score a single point in the first two Grand Prix races

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Off the back of a disappointing start to the 2023 campaign, with the squad having yet to score a point in the opening two grands prix of the season, McLaren has revealed a revamp of its technical department.

From the February launch of the MCL60 car, which is an evolution of the 2022 design that Stella said McLaren was “not entirely happy with”, the prevailing sentiment has been that the team must be “realistic” in the early races.

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