McLaren MP4/7A

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McLaren MP4/7A

Car Information

Engine

Honda RA122E/B 75° V12 NA

Engine displacement

3,493 cc (213.2 cu in)

Designer

Neil Oatley (Executive Engineer)
Matthew Jeffreys (Head of Vehicle Design)
David North (Chief Transmission Engineer)
David Neilson (Chief Suspension Engineer)
Bob Bell (Head of R&D)
Henri Durand (Head of Aerodynamics)
Osamu Goto (Chief Engine Designer (Honda))

Fuel

Shell

Tyres

G Goodyear

Formula One World Championship

Years active

1992

Constructor

Template:Honda-ENF McLaren Marlboro

Drivers

Ayrton Senna

Gerhard Berger

Grands Prix

14

Wins

5 (35.71%)

Podiums

11

Pole

1

Fastest Laps

2

Race Victories[]

Year	Event	Driver
1992	Monaco Grand Prix	Ayrton Senna
	Canadian Grand Prix	Gerhard Berger
	Hungarian Grand Prix	Ayrton Senna
	Italian Grand Prix	Ayrton Senna
	Australian Grand Prix	Gerhard Berger

Complete Formula One Results[]

Year	Driver	Tyre	1	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11	12	13	14	15	16
1992
	Senna	G	Competed by McLaren MP4/6B	Ret	9th	3rd	1st	Ret^P	Ret	Ret	2nd	1st	5th	1st	3rd	Ret	Ret
	Berger	G	Competed by McLaren MP4/6B	Ret	4th	Ret	Ret	1st	Ret	5th	Ret	3rd	Ret	4th	2nd	2nd	1st

Key
Symbol	Meaning	Symbol	Meaning
1st	Winner	Ret	Retired
2nd	Podium finish	DSQ	Disqualified
3rd	Podium finish	DNQ	Did not qualify
5th	Points finish	DNPQ	Did not pre-qualify
14th	Non-points finish	TD	Test driver
Italics	Fastest Lap	DNS	Did not start
18th^†	Classified finish (retired with >90% race distance)	NC	Non-classified finish (<90% race distance)
4th^P	Qualified for pole position	[+] More Symbols

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Teams	McLaren • Tyrrell • Williams • Brabham • Footwork • Lotus • Fondmetal • March • Benetton • Dallara • Minardi • Ligier • Ferrari • Venturi • Jordan • Andrea Moda
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Other Drivers	Coulthard • Prost
Cars	McLaren MP4/6B • McLaren MP4/7A • Tyrrell 020B • Williams FW14B • Brabham BT60B • Footwork FA13 • Lotus 102D • Lotus 107 • Fondmetal GR01 • Fondmetal GR02 • March CG911B • Benetton B191B • Benetton B192 • Dallara F192 • Minardi M191B • Minardi M192 • Ligier JS37 • Ferrari F92A • Ferrari F92AT • Venturi LC92 • Jordan 192 • Andrea Moda C4B • Andrea Moda S921
Tyres	Goodyear
Races	South Africa • Mexico • Brazil • Spain • San Marino • Monaco • Canada • France • Britain • Germany • Hungary • Belgium • Italy • Portugal • Japan • Australia
Non-Championship Races	F1 Indoor Trophy
See also	1991 Formula One Season • 1993 Formula One Season • Category

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