As McLaren expands its reach from the Quail to the clubhouse, Formula 1’s grid is increasingly finding its second home on the links.
There is a peculiar rhythm to the modern Formula 1 paddock, one that increasingly involves the clatter of cleats rather than the whine of pneumatic guns.
The connection between McLaren and the golf world has moved beyond mere hobbyism into a strategic lifestyle expansion.
This affinity for the fairway isn't limited to the Papaya squad. Paddock insiders note that a growing cohort of drivers, including Pierre Gasly, have caught what is colloquially…
As McLaren expands its reach from the Quail to the clubhouse, Formula 1’s grid is increasingly finding its second home on the links.