Unlocking More Performance
In the high-stakes world of Formula 1, where every team is pushing for that crucial edge, we take you inside the McLaren Technology Centre to reveal the secrets behind the McLaren F1 Team’s championship-winning performance. One of the keys…exceptional sports nutrition, crafted by official unofficial team shaker maker: Blake the Shake.
Punishing pressure from extreme g-forces. Triumphs of strength at astonishing speeds, and temperatures endurable only by the elite. In their race to unlock more, McLaren Formula 1 racing Team trains to meet exceptional physical demands.
Shaker Recipes from the Fast Lane
A protein-packed version of Australia’s oldest chocolate bar, made with Double Rich Chocolate Gold Standard Whey and 3g of Micronised Creatine.
Experience an invigorating, antioxidant-rich protein shake featuring lychees and jasmine tea—both native to China. Crafted with Optimum Nutrition favourites,
Drivers must recover from up to 5g’s of lateral and longitudinal force on their bodies. That’s equivalent to around 5x the pressure of their own body weight – more than astronauts experience during launch.
The McLaren F1 Pit Crew is the fastest in the world – the type of speed that demands focus and precision. They work long hours, across 5 continents, and in high temperatures, necessitating peak efficiency.
McLaren Formula 1 drivers need the muscle strength and size to apply an astounding 250 pounds of force to their brake pedals; in a 100-minute race, they may do this up to 250 times – with one leg!
“F1 is a team sport unlike most others. We want to support the nutritional needs of our entire race team and wider teams as they prepare and Optimum Nutrition helps us with this”
With an astonishing show of promise in his early years as a racer, Lando Norris has experienced a meteoric rise from gifted karter to McLaren’s senior driver at age 23. Lando remains the youngest driver ever to set a pole position at a national meeting.
Relying on his consistency and raw pace, Australian driver Oscar Piastri has defied odds and collected an impressive number of trophies along the way. He joined McLaren as #81 in late 2022.
