2022 McLaren F1 Racing car launch live streaming will begin at 19:00 GMT. The British F1 squad will reveals MCL36, as well as their new challengers in IndyCar, Extreme E, and Shadow. Also, McLaren F1 drivers Lando Norris and Daniel Ricciardo will present MCL36.

It’s officially the fourth F1 team to launch its 2022 F1 challenger, but how much Woking based squad actually shows of its car remains to be seen.

An unpublished footage from last season’s dramatic final lap of Abu Dhabi Grand Prix, which is emerged recently proves collaboration between Red Bull team manager Jonathan Wheatley and Formula 1 race director Michael Masi.

The latest audio clearly reveals Masi and Wheatley in conversation, with the race director agreeing with Wheatley’s calls for the five cars to unlap themselves on the final lap.

Final safety car withdrawing decision gifting maiden F1 title to Red Bull’s Max Verstappen, 24, from rival Lewis Hamilton in dramatic fashion two months ago, with F1 fans expressing doubtfulness in the decision-making of Masi in the final knockings of the race.

This is shocking. New emerging footage of @F1 Abu Dhabi GP containing previously unheard radio. Masi essentially executed the instructions of Jonathan Wheatley (Red Bull) without any second thought over its legality or fairness. This should be sickening listening to any fan. pic.twitter.com/XkOWmjGhH0

— Jordan ¹⁰³ (@F1_Jordan) February 8, 2022

Please read below full conversation:

Wheatley to Masi: “Obviously those lapped cars, you don’t need to let them go… right the way around and let them catch up with the back of the pack.”

Masi to Wheatley: “Understood.”

Wheatley to Masi: “You need to let them go…”

Masi to Wheatley: “Understood, just give me a second.”

Wheatley to Masi: “…and then we got a motor race on our hands.”

Masi to Wheatley: “Understood.”

Mercedes to Hamilton: We believe they may restart the race like this (with the lapped cars still in position)

Red Bull to Verstappen: I think all the cars ahead of you are going to pass Hamilton, everyone behind you will stay in position.

During the race Masi snapped at Toto Wolff, the Mercedes Team Principal as Wolff showed his displeasure at the move

Masi responded to Mercedes: “It’s called a motor race,” which was what Red Bull’s Jonathan Wheatley had said to Masi.

Former F1 world champion Damon Hill Replying to @F1_Jordan and @F1: Jordan, sorry to burst your hot air balloon, but its not new or emerging news. It does however make for uncomfortable listening, as it did at the time. No-one (except Red Bull) is happy about this. The question is, what does one do about it? Grateful for any ingenious ideas F1.

@F1_Jordan Replying to @HillF1 and @F1: Hey Damon, thanks for following. What does anyone do when someone is the victim of injustice? Often what’s done is done, but justice is achieved by admission of guilt from those involved or they are shown to be guilty. And an apology to Lewis from F1 and FIA would help.

Damon Hill to @HillF1: I think an apology is due to Hamilton and to all F1 fans. But it won’t change the result of the 2021 F1 Championship. That is the whole point of my argument. Sacking Masi will not change the result. It may even be better for Hamilton of he stays! He owes him! #f1

There has been a lot of support for the latest revelation from the fans of the team and the driver. The fans feel that FIA must take this into the account and accept the mistake committed during the finale of the 2021 season.

2022 Aston Martin Aramco Cognizant F1 Team presented its 2022 F1 challenger AMR22 to the F1 world in a fan first experience. The Silverstone based F1 squad Aston Martin will therefore have the honour of revealing the first real 2022 F1 car when it launches the AMR22 at its Gaydon headquarters at 2pm GMT.

Speaking at the launch event, Executive Chairman, Lawrence Stroll, said: “The Aston Clinton hill climb is about an hour’s drive from Gaydon and it was there that Lionel Martin launched Aston Martin into the heat of competition. That was the start of the climb that our Formula One team is still on today. We have a five-year plan to keep climbing and get to the top.

“To win in Formula One everything has to be in the right place and a lot of moving parts have to come together. You need the right people in every part of the team and you need the right partners to help make that possible. At Aston Martin we have wonderful and highly valued partners, including our title partner, Cognizant, and I am delighted to welcome Aramco as our long-term strategic partner.”

The #AMR22 has arrived. #WeClimbTogether pic.twitter.com/JR1mP42E7w

— Aston Martin Aramco Cognizant F1 Team (@AstonMartinF1) February 10, 2022