On the Friday in Barcelona a fire broke out in McLaren’s hospitality suite, with the emergency services called and their staff forced to evacuate.
Several individuals were treated for smoke inhalation but none were seriously injured after the electrical fire broke out.
Storm damages McLaren motorhome at Hungarian GP
McLaren’s have once again been hit by damage, as a torrential storm hit the Hungaroring on Wednesday.
According to F1 paddock photographer Kym Illman, the roof was ripped off by the storm winds, posting a picture of the incident on social media.
“Heavy rain, accompanied by hail, lightning and strong winds, flooded pit lane too with one F1 team crewmember jokingly swimming in the 20 cm deep water,” he wrote.
Videos of the paddock have circulated on social media, of the hailstorm and how deep the water was on track.
One video depicted a Red Bull employee trudging through the water with two cups of tea in his shoes as he was hailed on.
If the weather does not clear up, the heavy rain could impact the grand prix weekend in Hungary, however, F1 have not released a statement on the impact of the weather.
The Emilia-Romagna Grand Prix was cancelled in 2023 after floods devastated the region, killing at least 15 people.
Whilst the weather has been extreme it is believed no one in the paddock is injured, and those in the McLaren motorhome remain safe.