What happened: McLaren posted that it is getting ready to run on the streets of Monaco as the Monaco Grand Prix weekend begins. The post ties the track session to the team's 1000th Grand Prix celebration and the Monaco GP buildup.

Why it matters: The update continues a Monaco-focused run of team messaging around a milestone weekend, following Wire Report's prior coverage of McLaren's 1000th Grand Prix celebration. Monaco carries added symbolic weight because the team made its Formula 1 debut there in 1966.

What to watch: Watch the practice and qualifying sessions for whether the milestone weekend turns into competitive track position. Monaco qualifying will be especially important on the tight street circuit.